windowless
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈwɪndoʊləs/
:
sin ventanas
- "De Angelo took him to a small windowless room where a young woman was waiting.
- a windowless room
But nobody is ever able to see someone who is in a windowless room, and I can't see them.
- But nobody is ever able to see someone who is in a windowless room, and I can't see them.
- But you pull this off and behind the windowless side panel, there is a feature which is purely for aesthetic purposes.
- So my mom's out there in that van, in that windowless van, you know, just dropping off, you know, magazines and, you know, special specialty booklets.
- Once you write in this form, you can forget about the windowless space because the only physics is now is in the acceleration.
Examples
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He felt claustrophobic in the windowless room, where no sunlight could reach.
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I follow her to a windowless exam room deep in a maze.
Fiction book (1995) -
I know I spent a lifetime in windowless office buildings drinking coffee.
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From a locked, windowless room.
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And so he was in a windowless box in Houston.
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The room was windowless, deep underground, without even a video screen on the wall.
Fiction book (1995) -
Although the consult room was windowless, he looked off into the distance as he concentrated.
Fiction book (1998) -
Shoshona sat on a narrow bed in a windowless room, facing away from us.
Fiction book (1995) -
The cell I was assigned was a windowless, fifty-four square foot solid metal cube, number W-429.
Academic text (2005) -
And we would sit around a seminar table in a windowless, airless room in the basement under the Quincy House dining room.
Antonyms
How Windowed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Windowless is made from window and -less. The word window originally meant 'wind eye' from an old Norse phrase because it was an opening for wind and light, and -less means 'without' as in hopeless, so windowless means 'without windows'.