Meanings
comparative more everblowing · superlative most everblowing
- uncommonWhich blows unceasingly.
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As he started up the path to his campsite, he noticed a sound he’d been impervious to before because he’d been so focused on reclaiming his hat, though as he thought about it now, it had for some time been underlying those other sounds of the everblowing wind and the pattering rain. It was a shushing sound, and he finally realized it was the river itself.
1994 July 29, Honora Finkelstein, Magicians: A Novel of Transformation and Co-Creation, Seraph Press, →ISBN, page 95
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