English adjective: windy | |||
1. | windy abounding in or exposed to the wind or breezes | ||
Samples | Blowy weather. A windy bluff. | ||
Synonyms | blowy, breezy | ||
Similar | stormy | ||
Antonyms | calm | ||
2. | windy not practical or realizable; speculative | ||
Samples | Airy theories about socioeconomic improvement. Visionary schemes for getting rich. | ||
Synonyms | airy, impractical, Laputan, visionary | ||
Similar | utopian | ||
Antonyms | dystopian | ||
3. | windy resembling the wind in speed, force, or variability | ||
Samples | A windy dash home. | ||
Similar | fast | ||
Antonyms | slow | ||
4. | windy using or containing too many words | ||
Samples | Long-winded (or windy) speakers. Verbose and ineffective instructional methods. Newspapers of the day printed long wordy editorials. Proceedings were delayed by wordy disputes. | ||
Synonyms | long-winded, tedious, verbose, wordy | ||
Similar | prolix | ||
Antonyms | concise | ||