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Definition of roofless - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
buildingRare lacking a roof, open to the skyRare
- The ancient ruins were roofless and exposed.
2.
figurativeRare lacking shelter or protectionRare
- They felt roofless and vulnerable in the harsh world.
Origin of roofless
English, roof (covering) + -less (without)
Terms with roofless included in their meaning
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architecture
having a roofless central space
Examples of roofless in a sentence
They camped in a roofless cabin. The refugees were roofless after the storm. Without savings, they were left roofless and desperate.
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- French:sans toit, sans abri, ...
- German:dachlos, schutzlos, ...
- Italian:senza tetto, senza riparo, ...
- Spanish:sin techo, desamparado, ...
- Portuguese:sem telhado, desabrigado, ...
- Chinese:无顶的, 无庇护的, ...
- Japanese:屋根がない, 無防備な, ...
- Arabic:بِلا سَقْف, بِلا مَأوًى, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר גַּג, חֲסַר קוֹרַת גַּג, ...
- Russian:открытый, беззащитный, ...
- Ukrainian:бездаховий, беззахисний, ...
- Hindi:छत रहित, असुरक्षित, ...
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