gusty

[ˈɡʌsti]

gusty Definition

  • 1(of wind) blowing strongly and unsteadily
  • 2(of a person) prone to sudden outbursts of emotion or action

Using gusty: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gusty" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The gusty wind knocked over the trash cans.

  • Example

    She had a gusty reaction to the news.

  • Example

    The weather forecast predicted gusty conditions for the day.

gusty Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with gusty

  • a speech that is full of passion and strong emotions

    Example

    The politician gave a gusty speech, rallying the crowd to support his cause.

  • a personality that is prone to sudden outbursts of emotion or action

    Example

    Her gusty personality made her stand out from the rest of the team.

  • winds that are blowing strongly and unsteadily

    Example

    The gusty winds made it difficult to walk outside.

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Summary: gusty in Brief

The term 'gusty' [ˈɡʌsti] refers to strong and unsteady winds or a person who is prone to sudden outbursts of emotion or action. It can be used to describe weather conditions, reactions to news, or personalities. Examples include 'The gusty wind knocked over the trash cans.' and 'She had a gusty reaction to the news.'

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