Antonyms for blown
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1. blownadjective

   being moved or acted upon by moving air or vapor

   "blown clouds of dust choked the riders"; "blown soil mounded on the window sill"

   Antonyms:
   nonmoving, breathing, unmoving, eupneic, eupnoeic

   Synonyms:
   short-winded, winded, pursy

2. blown, pursy, short-winded, windedadjective

   breathing laboriously or convulsively

   Antonyms:
   nonmoving, unmoving, eupneic, breathing, eupnoeic

   Synonyms:
   short-winded, winded, pursy

How to use blown in a sentence?

1. Bill Shine:

   Rumors flying around that FEMA is ready to round you up and take you off to a concentration camp, forget about socialism. I think we're headed towards full blown communism and forget about your freedom of speech. Radio hosts are being kicked off the air for suggesting that we close our borders and stay away from illegal immigrants. Are you kidding me? What is going on? I am willing to get kicked off the air. Here I am. Come and get me. I am going down with a fight. Why on earth are we not allowed to have this conversation? There's a country that has a full blown epidemic and it's called Mexico. Why on earth is it racist for us to say we need to close our borders to them at this time?

2. Tayyip Erdogan:

   We are taking steps carefully not to turn the health crisis into a full-blown economic and social crisis.

3. Shirley Seaton:

   The 'football match' has been falsely blown up, especially this year.

4. Omar Salih:

   I've seen some horrible accidents, people that have no clue about mines are getting blown up by them. It's an eerie thing to witness but it gives us a sense of duty to clear areas.

5. Nazareno Paolocci:

   BDNF deficiency may not cause full-blown disease, but it could be the proverbial straw that leads to a 'broken heart,'.

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