blown in a sentence
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Definition
Blown: moved or propelled by force, often referring to air or wind, or deeply impressed or astonished.
Crossword clues for blown
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "blown".
- Moved by a strong gust of wind.
- Impressed beyond measure by something amazing.
- Propelled through the air with force.
- Affected deeply by an unexpected event.
- Carried away by a powerful breeze.
Blown sentence examples
- The leaves were blown across the yard by the brisk autumn wind.
- She was blown away by the stunning performance of the orchestra.
- His plans were completely blown apart when the storm hit unexpectedly.
- The candles were blown out as the gust of wind swept through the open door.
- After the argument, he felt his confidence had been blown to pieces.
- They watched as the hot air balloon was blown higher into the sky.
- The news of their engagement blew through the town like wildfire.
- She had blown her chance at a promotion by missing the deadline.
- The unexpected revelation had blown their previous assumptions out of the water.
- His mind was blown by the complexity of the scientific theory.
- The wind had blown fiercely all night, leaving debris scattered everywhere.
- She felt her plans had been completely blown away by the sudden changes.
- The whistle blew, and the game was officially blown to a halt.
- His hopes were blown apart when he received the rejection letter.
- The artist's new mural was blown up on social media, attracting thousands of views.
- After the explosion, the building was left blown to pieces.
- The children laughed as the dandelion seeds were blown into the air.
- Her surprise party was blown when she accidentally overheard the planning.
- His reputation was blown out of proportion by the media frenzy.
- The leaves were blown across the yard, creating a colorful mosaic on the ground.