different between unventilated vs sweltering
unventilated
English
Etymology
From un- +? ventilated.
Adjective
unventilated (not comparable)
- Not ventilated, lacking ventilation.
Translations
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sweltering
English
Adjective
sweltering
- (of weather) hot and humid; oppressively sticky
Translations
Verb
sweltering
- present participle of swelter
Noun
sweltering (plural swelterings)
- The situation of being or feeling hot and humid.
- March 11 1932, Northrop Frye, notebook
- It is truly a long way from Augustine's ultra-violet perspicacity to our swelterings in the intolerably sapping infra-red, but we are constantly plunging into deeper and deeper black and may rest our eyes in peace sometime.
- March 11 1932, Northrop Frye, notebook
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- e-wrestling, welterings
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