blowth in a sentence

Definition

Blowth (noun): a sudden, strong gust of wind.

The sudden blowth of wind caught her off guard as she stepped outside.
He could feel the blowth of cold air from the open window.
With each blowth, the leaves danced around him in a chaotic swirl.
The artist captured the blowth of nature in her mesmerizing painting.
Children laughed as they ran into the blowth of the approaching storm.
The gentle blowth of the ocean breeze soothed his troubled mind.
She closed her eyes and enjoyed the blowth of warm sunlight on her face.
The blowth from the mountains brought a refreshing chill to the valley below.
As they hiked, the blowth of the pine trees filled the air with a fresh scent.
The blowth of autumn leaves signaled the change of seasons.