louver Synonyms
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louver Meaning
Wordnet
louver (n)
one of a set of parallel slats in a door or window to admit air and reject rain
Webster
louver (n.)
Alt. of Louvre
louver Sentence Examples
- The house featured louvered windows that allowed for ventilation while maintaining privacy.
- The wooden louvers created a distinctive geometric pattern on the exterior wall.
- The air conditioning unit was equipped with adjustable louvers to direct the airflow.
- The skylights were adorned with louvers to prevent glare and excessive heat gain.
- The ventilation system used motorized louvers to control the intake and exhaust of air.
- The louvers on the roof allowed hot air to escape, improving energy efficiency.
- The fence was made of metal louvers, providing a combination of visibility and wind resistance.
- The louvers on the blinds allowed sunlight to filter into the room while maintaining privacy.
- The grills on the car hood featured louvers to dissipate heat away from the engine.
- The louvers on the vents created a subtle airflow that circulated air throughout the space.
FAQs About the word louver
one of a set of parallel slats in a door or window to admit air and reject rainAlt. of Louvre
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The house featured louvered windows that allowed for ventilation while maintaining privacy.
The wooden louvers created a distinctive geometric pattern on the exterior wall.
The air conditioning unit was equipped with adjustable louvers to direct the airflow.
The skylights were adorned with louvers to prevent glare and excessive heat gain.
