windiness

• Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'être venteux, soit en parlant du temps qu'il fait, soit au sens figuré, en parlant d'un discours ou d'un écrit qui est excessivement verbeux ou vide.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being windy, either in terms of the weather or, figuratively, in terms of speech or writing that is excessively verbose or empty.

indénombrable

1. Windy conditionB1formal

   The state or quality of being windy; a condition of the air characterized by strong or moderate wind.

   État venteux

   • The windiness of the coast made sailing difficult.
   • We enjoyed the windiness of the hilltop, flying our kites.
   • The forecast warned of increased windiness in the afternoon.

   Synonymesblusterbreeziness

   Antonymescalmquietnessstillness

2. VerbosityC1formal

   The quality of speaking or writing in a long, boring, and overly elaborate way.

   Verbiosité, prolixité

   • His speech was full of windiness, lacking any real substance.
   • The article suffered from excessive windiness, making it hard to read.
   • She criticized the report for its windiness and lack of clarity.

   Synonymesgarrulitylong-windednessloquacityprolixityramblingverbositywordiness

   Antonymesbrevityconcisenesssuccinctness