I got quite blown around - meaning

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Hello again!

Rob
We can also use the word wind as a noun. Is there much wind today Catherine?

Catherine
There's quite a lot actually, I got quite blown around. So that's wind as a noun and windy as an adjective, but we can't use wind as a verb. You have to use a different verb like blow. The wind is blowing very hard today...

Does I got quite blown around mean I got heavily attacked by the wind from all directions?

Thank you.
 
Not necessarily from all directions.
 
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