Winds
/wɪndz/
Definitions
- (n.) Natural movement of air, potentially relevant in property, insurance, or environmental law contexts.
The contract excluded damage caused by winds exceeding fifty miles per hour.
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In legal contexts, 'winds' mainly appears in insurance and contractual clauses addressing natural events or damages. Its plural form often signifies multiple instances or types of wind-related phenomena relevant to liability or risk allocation.
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