Adjective:

କ୍ରୋଧିତ |, Orm ଡ, ଆଶ୍ଚର୍ଯ୍ୟଜନକ |,

windier's Usage Examples:

extent about 5000 BC, after which the Scottish climate became wetter and windier.

boulevard", after climbing the winding In-Ko-Pah mountains and passing through windier roads in Jacumba.

The east of the Pindus mountain range is generally drier and windier in summer.

The new entrance was initially highly visible from across the Common, reduced the lido's sense of seclusion, and made the lido's northern terrace windier.

When a beginner sails in windier conditions and falls in deeper water, there will be more opportunity to.

Kita-ku is subject to a colder, windier climate than the rest of Sapporo, and as one rides the JR line through.

The High Desert is typically windier than the Low Desert, and averages between 12 degrees to 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Coming from Arizona, this stop was on the first long, flat straight stretch of road, a boulevard, after climbing the winding In-Ko-Pah mountains and passing through windier roads in Jacumba.

The forest reached its maximum extent about 5000"nbsp;BC, after which the Scottish climate became wetter and windier.

De-stratificationIn temperate latitudes, many lakes that becomes stratified during the summer months de-stratify during cooler windier weather with surface mixing by wind being a significant driver in this process.

becomes stratified during the summer months de-stratify during cooler windier weather with surface mixing by wind being a significant driver in this.

It used to be at Chinnor but was moved to a windier site at Nettlebed in about 1825.

Similar to much of Patagonia, summers tend to be windier than winters.

Synonyms:

stormy, breezy, blowy,

Antonyms:

practical, interesting, taciturn, calm,