Definitions and Examples of windy, breezy, blustery
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Characterized by or having a lot of wind; breezy.
Example
It was too windy to go for a walk on the beach.
Having a gentle wind; pleasantly windy.
Example
The weather was breezy and perfect for a picnic.
Characterized by strong winds; gusty.
Example
The blustery weather made it difficult to keep the umbrella from turning inside out.
Key Differences: windy vs breezy vs blustery
- 1Windy describes a place or situation where there is a lot of wind.
- 2Breezy describes a place or situation where there is a pleasant, gentle wind.
- 3Blustery describes a place or situation where there are strong, gusty winds.
Effective Usage of windy, breezy, blustery
- 1Weather Reports: Use these antonyms to describe the weather conditions.
- 2Outdoor Activities: Use these antonyms to plan outdoor activities according to the wind conditions.
- 3Descriptive Writing: Use these antonyms to create vivid descriptions of settings in writing.
Remember this!
The antonyms of windless describe the presence of wind with varying degrees of intensity. Use windy to describe a place with a lot of wind, breezy to describe a place with a pleasant, gentle wind, and blustery to describe a place with strong, gusty winds. These antonyms can be used in weather reports, outdoor activities planning, and descriptive writing.
