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Meanings of unventilated in English
Spanish
sin ventilar Usage of unventilated in English
1
Pestilence breathes in the unventilated, unlighted, uncleansed recesses of a neglected nature.
2
To be sure, the day was warm and the house was unventilated.
3
The children are no longer crowded together in small, unventilated rooms.
4
On account of heat, the closed column is intolerable, like an unventilated room.
5
Night air is not as objectionable as the confined air of unventilated rooms.
6
Poor food, hard, unhealthy work, confinement in close unventilated rooms are other causes.
7
The jails were loathsome dungeons, swarming with vermin, unventilated, unwarmed.
8
The halls were dark, and the rooms shadowy and unventilated.
9
FOUR major changes occur when a large number of people occupy a confined unventilated space.
10
Science has not yet decided which is the more fatal, decayed vegetables or unventilated rooms.
11
The air felt hot and dry and smelled of smoke and decades of unventilated cooking.
12
Some are addicted to drugs, some are locked in unventilated rooms filled with secondhand smoke.
13
The bedsit is small and unventilated and filled with a layer of stale cigarette smoke.
14
Summers said the medical issues related to Assange attending the court via an unventilated video booth.
15
He slept in small, unventilated hovels, a dozen other persons often dividing with him the scanty space.
16
Housing conditions complicate the problem, and all children must suffer who sleep in crowded, noisy, unventilated rooms.
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