sunblind
- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌblaɪnd/
- The large sunblind on the patio made outdoor dining much more comfortable.
Examples
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She lowered the sunblind to keep the room cool during the afternoon heat.
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I installed a new sunblind in the living room.
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Most cars in the region are equipped with a sunblind to block harsh sunlight.
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The sunblind blocked the harsh afternoon light.
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She lowered the sunblind to keep the room cool during the afternoon heat.
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The large sunblind on the patio made outdoor dining much more comfortable.
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Most cars in the region are equipped with a sunblind to block harsh sunlight.
Synonyms
A cover for a lamp or window that reduces light
A cover over an area that protects from rain or sun
A cover for a window that blocks light
A cover attached to a building that protects from sun or rain
A cover that gives shade from the sun
A flap above a car window you pull down to stop sunlight from your eyes
A film or device that blocks sunlight from windows to keep rooms cooler
A cover that blocks sunlight to make a place cooler
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Etymology
The word sunblind is simply sun + blind, so think of it as a 'blind' for the sun. A blind is a cover you pull over a window 'to stop light', so a sunblind is a screen or cover used to protect people or things from strong sunlight.