gasmask
- noun
- /ˈɡæzˌmæsk/
- He wore a gasmask during the drill.
Examples
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He kept a gasmask in his emergency kit just in case of a chemical spill.
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The soldiers were ordered to put on their gasmasks before entering the contaminated area.
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During the disaster drill, everyone practiced wearing a gasmask.
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The soldiers were issued gasmasks before deployment.
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During the chemical leak, the workers were ordered to wear a gasmask to protect themselves from the toxic fumes.
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In the military training exercise, each soldier was provided with a gasmask to ensure their safety from harmful agents.
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To prepare for the gas attack drill, she carefully fitted her gasmask and checked that the filter was functioning properly.
Synonyms
A device worn over the nose and mouth that filters smoke, dust, and gases from the air you breathe
A protective mask that covers the whole head and filters harmful gases to keep lungs safe
How Protective
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gasmask is made from gas ('poisonous air') and mask ('a cover for the face'), which gives a clear picture of its parts. So a gasmask is a special face cover with filters that helps keep dangerous gas out of your lungs.