noun a heavy object used to hold a door open or shut
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Used to prop open a door during building or renovation projects
Used as a decorative element to hold a door open in a stylish way
Used as a security measure to prevent a door from being opened from the outside
Used as a wedge to hold a door open or closed while working on it
A writer may use a doorstop to hold open a door while they are carrying in boxes of books or supplies.
An interior designer may use a decorative doorstop to add a finishing touch to a room's decor while also serving a functional purpose.
A real estate agent may use a doorstop to prop open doors during an open house to create a welcoming and open atmosphere for potential buyers.
A hotel housekeeper may use a doorstop to keep doors open while they are cleaning rooms, making it easier to move in and out with cleaning supplies.