Windproof

Pronunciation: /wɪndpruːf/

Definitions of windproof

adjective describing something that is resistant to or protected from wind

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a windproof jacket to stay warm in the cold weather.

A2 She wore a windproof hat to protect her ears from the chilly wind.

B1 The windproof tent kept us dry during the stormy night.

B2 The windproof umbrella withstood strong gusts of wind without flipping inside out.

C1 The windproof fabric of the sail helped the boat move smoothly through the water.

C2 The windproof windows in the skyscraper prevented drafts and kept the building energy-efficient.

Examples of windproof in a Sentence

formal The windproof jacket kept me warm during the cold winter days.

informal I love this windproof hoodie, it's so cozy!

slang This windproof gear is a game-changer for outdoor activities.

figurative Her determination was like a windproof shield against all obstacles.

Grammatical Forms of windproof

• past tense: windproofed
• plural: windproofs
• comparative: more windproof
• superlative: most windproof
• present tense: windproof
• future tense: will windproof
• perfect tense: have windproofed
• continuous tense: is windproofing
• singular: windproof
• positive degree: windproof
• infinitive: to windproof
• gerund: windproofing
• participle: windproofed

Origin and Evolution of windproof

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'windproof' originated from the combination of 'wind' and 'proof' to describe something resistant to wind.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe clothing or materials that were resistant to wind, the term 'windproof' has evolved to encompass a wider range of products and technologies designed to block or resist the effects of wind.