vented

2 3.4

Has an opening that lets air or gas move through

adjective
/ˈvɛntɪd/

: ventilado

Make sure the machine is vented correctly to prevent a buildup of harmful gases.

If you look at it, it's not it's not complete, it's not a round brush and it's not just a straight vented brush.

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Examples

You can see that it uses vented PCI covers for more airflow.
But like your New era fitted caps like that, it's vented so that they can breathe.
The instruction says avoid highly vented ventilated areas for maximum effect.

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OK, so there are your filtered meshed vented, that's the high airflow style.
The new air conditioner is vented to ensure proper airflow throughout the building.
These vented shoes are designed to keep your feet cool during hot summer days.

Synonyms

ventilated

vsvented

8 3.6

Having fresh air moving into and out of a room

is specifically fitted with openings to let air in or gases out

Antonyms

sealed

140 2.5

Closed and covered to stop water or air getting in

blocked

56 1.7

Closed so nothing can pass through, for example a nose or road

How Ventilated

ventilated

8 3.6

vented

2 3.4

sealed

140 2.5

airtight

16 3.9

Surface Forms

vented positive

Morphology

vented = vent (transparent) = vent + ed

Adjectival past-participle formed from the verb 'vent' meaning 'to provide an opening', so the sense 'fitted with a vent' is directly derivable.

Etymology

The word vented comes from the same root as vent and the Latin ventus, which means 'wind'. A vented object has openings so air or gas can move in or out, like giving the 'wind' a way to pass, and that's why vented things let air escape or keep things cool.