Meanings of buffetted by in English

Europe also experienced extreme weather, with the UK buffetted by storms.

He was always buffetted by strong winds, and often halted by blinding snowstorms.

Ryanair was buffetted by the negative sentiment in the sector, and slipped 12.6 cent to €3.51.

Weakened by lack of food, and buffetted by cross currents, both were decidedly exhausted by the time their lowering feet finally touched bottom.

Otherwise we are likely to feel chilly: we grow too fine where tenuity of stature is necessarily buffetted by gales, namely, in our self-esteem.