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Meanings of very windy in English

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Usage of very windy in English
1
The caverns of the moon, on the whole, are very windy places.
The First Men in the Moon
2
It's not especially wide, it can be very gusty and very windy.
Radio NZ
3
The evening turned out chilly and very windy after the day's heat.
The Story of an African Farm
4
Did you ever try to run races on a very windy day?
The Fairy-Land of Science
5
And if it is very windy, then certainly lots can happen.
News.com.au
6
It will be very windy along the Peninsula in the morning.
The South African
7
Although the gales will abate, it will still be very windy.
The Irish Times
8
This is a very windy day, and the light shifts with magical alternation.
Passages from the American Notebooks, Volume 2.
9
The night was dark as pitch, and very windy, just what we wanted.
With Rimington
10
It was pretty cold and very windy but I couldn't complain.
Reuters
11
It was very windy, but there was lots of blue sky.
Reuters
12
The spokesperson said conditions in the area were very windy.
Radio NZ
13
It was very windy that day, although the sky was blue with warm sunshine.
Two Years in the Forbidden City
14
In Hawkes Bay it's hot hot hot, dry....and very windy.
Radio NZ
15
I was on a shoot, modelling at Rockefeller Center, on a very windy day.
Eyes Wide Shut
16
Sunday will be a mild but very windy day with strong to gale-force southerly winds.
The Irish Times
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