Winded Definition

wĭndĭd
adjective
Having breath or respiratory power of a specified kind. Often used in combination.
Short-winded; broken-winded.
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Out of breath.
Webster's New World
Short of breath.
She was winded from her long run.
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verb

Simple past tense and past participle of wind. (To cause a person to lose their breath)

The boxer was winded when his opponent hit his solar plexus.
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Winded Sentence Examples

  • They could n't keep that up very long without getting winded, so by and by they settled around the jug again.

  • She tends to get winded, but she loves the walk.

  • Winded to an 18k White Gold Cartier bracelet with deploying clasps, and water resistant up to 30 meters, this masculine model is surely impressive.

  • They couldn't keep that up very long without getting winded, so by and by they settled around the jug again.

  • If this guide seems long winded it is because making mistakes when installing a Fireplace can have disastrous or even fatal results.

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Words Starting With

WWIWIN

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DEDDED

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Words Starting With W and Ending With D

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With W6 Letter Words Ending With D