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Windless - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

windless

/ˈwɪndləs/ /ˈwɪndləs/

Definition:

Without wind; calm and still.

Synonyms:

calm, still, breezeless, tranquil

Part of Speech:

adjective

Antonyms:

windy, gusty, blustery

Common Collocations:

windless night, windless day, windless weather

Derivatives:

windlessly, windlessness

Usage Tips:

Use "windless" to describe a complete absence of wind, not just light breezes.

Common Phrases:

dead calm, still as a statue, quiet as the grave

Etymology:

Derived from Old English "wind" + "-less," meaning lacking wind.

Examples:

  • 1. The lake was perfectly still on the windless morning.
  • 2. We enjoyed a windless picnic by the shore.
  • 3. The sails hung limp in the windless harbor.
  • 4. A windless night made the air feel heavy and warm.

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