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  • Wind Protection Terms: Defining Sheltered Areas & Windbreaks
    There isn't a single word in common usage for something being sheltered from the side by wind. Here are some ways to describe it:

    Specific:

    * Windbreak: This is a common term for a barrier, like a row of trees or a fence, designed to protect an area from wind.

    * Lee: This refers to the side of something that is sheltered from the wind, similar to "downwind" but specifically describing the protected area.

    * Side shelter: This describes the protection provided by something on the side of an object.

    * Lateral protection: A more technical term that emphasizes the protection from the side.

    General:

    * Sheltered: This is a general term that can describe protection from any element, including wind.

    * Protected: This is another general term similar to "sheltered."

    * Out of the wind: This describes the location of something that is not exposed to wind.

    The best choice will depend on the specific context and the level of formality.

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