weatherproof
- adjective
- /ˈwɛðərˌpruf/
- The jacket is designed to be weatherproof, keeping you dry during heavy rain.
- weatherproof fabric
- weatherproof sack
- weatherproof exterior
Next up, guys, athletic weatherproof sneakers.
- Next up, guys, athletic weatherproof sneakers.
Examples
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The Pentax K-30 is the most affordable weatherproof DSLR on the market ($850 including lens).
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Next up, guys, athletic weatherproof sneakers.
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Winter ready, weatherproof, and I'd wear them with blue jeans.
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We wore weatherproof jackets and went out into the rain, walking in the middle of the street to avoid loose bricks.
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Danner Mountain Light boots If those Red Wing work boots aren't quite your vibe, then this is another very strong, very weatherproof, very versatile option.
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The once-standard field notebooks are being routinely replaced by weatherproof handheld computers to document this information.
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It even started drizzling, but thanks to my Olympus OMD EM5, I could still shoot since it's weatherproof.
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DWR technology is essential to the weatherproof products' performance and durability because it enables the clothing to bead water, resist wetting, stay lightweight, dry faster, and remain stain resistant, the company says on its website.
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These weatherproof shoes are perfect for hiking in wet conditions.
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Make sure to choose a weatherproof material for your outdoor furniture to prevent damage.
Synonyms
Suitable for use in any weather, like rain or snow
Able to keep out damage from strong storms
Antonyms
How Weatherproof
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Weatherproof as an adjective joins weather ('rain, wind, sun') and proof ('resistant'). So a weatherproof jacket or tent is 'resistant' to rain and wind and will keep you dry.