smokeproof
- adjective
- /ˈsmoʊkˌpruːf/
- Specialized
- A smokeproof stairwell can help people escape safely in case of a fire.
Examples
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All new buildings must have at least one smokeproof exit according to the updated regulations.
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The hotel installed smokeproof doors to improve guest safety during emergencies.
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The new building is smokeproof.
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We need smokeproof doors for the safety regulations.
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The hotel installed smokeproof doors to improve guest safety during emergencies.
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A smokeproof stairwell can help people escape safely in case of a fire.
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All new buildings must have at least one smokeproof exit according to the updated regulations.
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Etymology
Smokeproof combines smoke and proof, like in waterproof, and proof here means 'resistant to' or 'keeps out'. So a smokeproof door or stairwell is made to stop smoke from entering and help people escape safely.