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Meanings of windfall in English
Usage of windfall in English
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But this year there was a windfall of good new American plays.
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Iran has made windfall gains from high oil prices in recent years.
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The deal also means a huge windfall for the top executives involved.
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Whether it is a windfall for anyone else remains to be seen.
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A company source also downplayed the prospect of any near term windfall.
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Iran is set to reap an economic windfall once sanctions are lifted.
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The four prisoners, on the other hand, represented a very considerable windfall.
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The recommended offer will not carry any obvious windfall to Vega's executives.
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What to watch: -Discontent over the impact of the oil windfall.
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Inexplicably, he returned to work at Eskom after landing this enormous windfall.
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If I can authenticate this, it's going to be a good windfall.
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Ten minutes later they stood in the door of the windfall cavern.
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The baron had a presentiment of the opportunity afforded by this windfall.
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Some evidence suggests people actually end up worse off after a windfall.
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Farther and farther Ba-ree ventured from the windfall, always following the creek.
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Far below, hadals crouching around their human windfall glanced up at him.
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Windfall through the time
Windfall across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common