Pronunciation: /bloʊ daʊn/
noun a forceful movement of air
A1 The blow down of the tree scared the children.
A2 The blow down of the power lines caused a blackout in the neighborhood.
B1 The blow down of the old building was a result of the strong winds.
B2 The blow down of the bridge was a devastating event for the local community.
C1 The blow down of the historic monument was a tragic loss for the city.
C2 The blow down of the ancient forest was a stark reminder of the power of nature.
verb to cause to fall by the force of a current of air
A1 The strong wind can blow down a tree.
A2 During the storm, the wind blew down several power lines.
B1 The hurricane blew down many houses along the coast.
B2 The tornado blew down the entire neighborhood, leaving behind a path of destruction.
C1 The powerful gusts of wind blew down the ancient castle walls.
C2 The category 5 hurricane blew down everything in its path, causing widespread devastation.
formal The strong winds caused the tree to blow down.
informal The wind blew the tree down.
slang That storm last night was so intense, it totally blew down that tree.
figurative The scandal was so damaging, it blew down his reputation.
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