without-door (Meaning)
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without-door (a.)
Outdoor; exterior.
Synonyms & Antonyms of without-door
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without-door Sentence Examples
- The house was completely without-door, leaving it exposed to the elements.
- The car's ignition key was lost, leaving it without-door and unusable.
- The train station was without-door, making it difficult for passengers to enter and exit.
- The castle was besieged, leaving its inhabitants without-door and under attack.
- The cellar was damp and windowless, making it a miserable and without-door place.
- The space capsule was vacuumed-sealed and without-door, isolating the astronauts inside.
- The submarine was equipped with an airlock, allowing it to submerge and surface without-door.
- The vault was heavily guarded and without-door, protecting its valuable contents.
- The apartment building had only one entrance, leaving it without-door in the event of a fire.
- The spaceship was designed to be self-contained, without-door and able to travel long distances.
FAQs About the word without-door
Outdoor; exterior.
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No antonyms found.
The house was completely without-door, leaving it exposed to the elements.
The car's ignition key was lost, leaving it without-door and unusable.
The train station was without-door, making it difficult for passengers to enter and exit.
The castle was besieged, leaving its inhabitants without-door and under attack.
