weathertight
Not allowing water or wind to enter a building
- adjective
- /ˈwɛðərˌtaɪt/
:
hermético
- This outdoor shed is constructed with weathertight materials to protect the tools from the elements.
Examples
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Obviously, there are more steps to make it safe and keep it weathertight and such.
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The roof was designed to be weathertight, ensuring no rainwater would leak inside the house.
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After the renovation, the walls were completely weathertight, which kept the strong winds out during the storm.
Synonyms
stormproof
vsweathertight
Able to keep out damage from strong storms
focuses on stopping weather entering rather than resisting storm damage
storm-tight
vsweathertight
5.1
Built to keep wind and rain out during a storm
is for blocking weather in all conditions not only during storms
Antonyms
How Weatherproof
Surface Forms
weathertight positive
Morphology
Etymology
Weathertight joins weather and tight, meaning 'tight against the weather'. So it describes something made to keep out rain and wind.