antidraft
- noun
- /ˈæntiˌdræft/
- The old house felt much cozier after we installed an antidraft along the window sill.
Examples
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She placed an antidraft at the bottom of the door to keep the room warm.
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During winter, many people use an antidraft to stop cold air from coming in.
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I bought an antidraft to keep the cold air out.
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The antidraft worked perfectly during the winter.
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She placed an antidraft at the bottom of the door to keep the room warm.
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During winter, many people use an antidraft to stop cold air from coming in.
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The old house felt much cozier after we installed an antidraft along the window sill.
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Etymology
Antidraft comes from anti- meaning 'against' and draft meaning 'a flow of air', so you can think of it as something that 'fights' the air. That is why an antidraft (like a door strip or stopper) is a device or material used to stop cold air coming in.