venthole Antonyms
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Meaning of venthole
Wordnet
venthole (n)
a hole for the escape of gas or air
Webster
venthole (n.)
A touchhole; a vent.
venthole Sentence Examples
- The venthole on the stovetop allowed fumes to escape during cooking.
- The venthole in the attic provided ventilation to prevent moisture buildup.
- The venthole in the dryer assisted in expelling hot, humid air during the drying cycle.
- The venthole in the chimney released smoke and combustion gases from the fireplace.
- The venthole on the boat's hull prevented water accumulation in the bilge.
- The venthole in the storage container ensured proper airflow and prevented spoilage.
- The venthole in the electronic device dissipated heat, prolonging its lifespan.
- The venthole in the greenhouse allowed for controlled air circulation and regulation of temperature.
- The venthole in the terrarium provided ventilation and prevented excessive humidity for the reptiles living within.
- The venthole on the aircraft's wing surface balanced pressures during flight.
FAQs About the word venthole
a hole for the escape of gas or airA touchhole; a vent.
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The venthole on the stovetop allowed fumes to escape during cooking.
The venthole in the attic provided ventilation to prevent moisture buildup.
The venthole in the dryer assisted in expelling hot, humid air during the drying cycle.
The venthole in the chimney released smoke and combustion gases from the fireplace.
