proofed
- adjective
- /pruːft/
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tratado
- It is waterproof, sweat proof, transfer resistant, all the things.
It is waterproof, sweat proof, transfer resistant, all the things.
- It is waterproof, sweat proof, transfer resistant, all the things.
- It's like heat resistant, you know, chip proof kind of stuff.
- These are kiss proof, food proof, everything proof they stay on and the dark shades.
- It says here, Neil, that it's water and liquid proof.
- I wouldn't say it's waterproof, it's not, but it's definitely sweat proof.
- One cool thing about this fridge though is it's smudge proof.
Examples
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Apparently this mascara is tear proof, shower proof, sweat proof, smudge proof.
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This jacket is waterproof, ensuring you stay dry in heavy rain.
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Yes, this is actually crush proof, dust proof and water tight.
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Make sure that there is pet proof screening up in your windows.
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It's like heat resistant, you know, chip proof kind of stuff.
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And this is also now ocean proof, sunscreen proof.
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It's been proof, crush proof, waterproof, dust proof, anything proof you want, this phone has it.
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This waterproof transfer proof setting spray locks in makeup with an all day matte finish.
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It's a waterproof smudge proof body paint which I'm using as eyeliner.
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This is their waterproof and sweat proof blush box in the shade glistening pink.
Synonyms
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4.2
Treated so metal does not get red-brown flakes and holes
Treated so metal does not rust
Treated so clothes or shoes do not let water in
Antonyms
How Resistant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Proofed comes from proof and the verb prove, which meant 'to test'. People used 'proof' for checking if something could 'stand against' water, fire or bullets, as in waterproof, so today proofed means made or treated to resist a particular thing.