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blown

[blohn] / bloʊn /


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The latest outbreak began in the Netherlands in 2023, where tens of thousands of sheep died, and midges blown over from the continent began infecting livestock in the south-east of England too.

From BBC

At the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the 100,000-seater cathedral of Australian sport, and on Boxing Day, the highlight of the calendar in this country, the home side were blown away for 98.

From BBC

Dow was blown away by the crochet love, but also by how two very different worlds could come together.

From BBC

“Last year when I released the Blues jersey, I was blown away by the love and support I received from all of you,” he wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

“I was completely blown away. Kobie has so much talent on the football field and just as much with musical instruments. His nickname, `The Conductor,’ is very fitting.”

From Los Angeles Times