gusty
1 of 1adjective/ˈgəs.ti/
Forms:gustier,gustiest
1
having strong, sudden bursts of wind
- They postponed the balloon ride due to the gusty conditions.
- That gusty afternoon made walking along the shore a bit challenging.
- The gusty conditions brought a chill, sweeping leaves across the yard.
- The tent flapped loudly in the gusty weather, as strong winds surged across the campsite.
- He walked across the gusty field, clutching his hat.
2
showing bravery, boldness, or determination in challenging situations
- Her gusty personality made her a natural leader in the debate.
- Taking a stand against injustice showed how gusty she was.
- She made a gusty decision to start her own business despite the risks.
- They admired the gusty resolve she showed during the heated debate.
- His gusty determination helped him succeed despite the challenges.