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View synonyms for windswept

windswept

/ ˈwɪndˌswɛpt /

adjective

  1. open to or swept by the wind

  2. another word for windblown

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The windswept rural Sandringham Estate is a far cry from Windsor, which is close to London.

A burly bearded man in a blue tunic moved swiftly through grassy stubble on a windswept road in rural Damascus, collecting bones with his bare hands.

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Training on his hometown’s sand dunes and in the Pacific Northwest’s windswept rains, Prefontaine broke national records at Marshfield High School and then at the University of Oregon.

Jeju, a volcanic island south of the Korean peninsula, is popular for its beaches, walking trails and windswept mountain views.

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A bleached blonde vista of windswept spikes, so famous that it earned a whole chapter in the singer's autobiography.

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