Synonyms 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"

   Synonyms:
   short-winded, winded, pursy

   Antonyms:
   nonmoving, breathing, unmoving, eupneic, eupnoeic

2. blown, pursy, short-winded, windedadjective

   breathing laboriously or convulsively

   Synonyms:
   short-winded, winded, pursy

   Antonyms:
   nonmoving, unmoving, eupneic, breathing, eupnoeic

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1. List of paraphrases for "blown":

   fuse, die-cast, molten, busted, grilled, fade, cast

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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. Sarah Outen:

   It's so tough, you go to sleep and get blown in the wrong direction. The weather systems are relentless.

3. Cory Booker:

   Look, the last debate was unbelievable. We had our best fundraising days online in the entire campaign. The surge since then -- even my New Hampshire trip we were kind of blown away, so we see the energy, we see the surge. If we can continue raising money online, we're going to start doing paid advertising, like you're seeing from a number of campaigns -- it's helping their polling numbers.

4. Wellington Chen:

   After 9/11, people were not afraid to come back to eat, there was this American spirit that we're going to be fearless, we're going to rebuild. This time around, there's this fear factor that is being blown out of proportion.

5. Maurice Saade:

   It is a very rare occurrence... the breeding grounds were on Saudi Arabia northern coast, Saudi Arabia northern coast, so they were blown in through Jordan and Syria, but so far it is under control and I certainly see nothing to panic about.