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Meaning of window
The primary meaning of the word "window" is an opening in a building or vehicle for letting in light or air.
Etymology of window
The word "window" originates from the Old Norse "vindauga", which is a combination of "vind" meaning "wind" and "auga" meaning "eye".
It entered the English language in the 13th century and initially referred to an opening in a building for letting in wind and light.
Synonyms
aperture
opening
casement
pane
glass
portal
vent
skylight
porthole
hatch
slit
gap
breach
outlet
orifice
inlet
peephole
loophole
embrasure
casement
sash
frame
lattice
grille
shutter
blind
curtain
awning
transom
mullion
mullioned window
bay window
bow window
oriel
dormer
lantern
lucarne
oculus
eyelet
bullseye
Definitions
- An opening in a building or vehicle for letting in light or air, typically fitted with glass.
- * A period of time during which an activity or situation is possible.
- * A display of information on a computer screen.
Usage Examples
- The room had a large window with a beautiful view of the garden.
- * The software has a window that displays the current temperature.
- * The window of opportunity for applying to the job is closing soon.
Antonyms
wall
barrier
obstruction
blockage
impediment
hindrance
closure
shut
seal
occlusion
opacity
darkness
gloom
shade
shadow
blindness
concealment
secrecy
confinement
imprisonment
isolation