shuttering
- noun
- The shuttering of the windows kept the bright sunlight from entering the room.
Examples
-
Prior to those days, most model churches were in the cities, but once again, the fleeing of the city led to the shuttering of doors in many city churches.
Blog text (17) -
After the storm warning, they took to shuttering all the openings in the house.
-
So that combined with that and then we came up with a new, a system for shuttering cameras and so forth.
-
The architect recommended shuttering the large openings to improve energy efficiency.
Synonyms
An action that makes something closed like a door or book
The hanging or fitting of cloth panels to cover windows and stages
Antonyms
How Closed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shuttering comes from shutter and the verb shut, which means 'close'. Picture the wooden or metal panels you put over windows to 'close' and protect them, which is why the word means covering or closing an opening.