Ventilated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VENTILATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• VENTILATE, to supply with air
• cause air to enter and circulate freely in (a room, building, etc.)
• (of air) purify or freshen (something) by blowing on or through it
• discuss or examine (an opinion, issue, or complaint) in public
• subject to artificial respiration
• oxygenate (the blood).
• kill (someone) by shooting
ADJECTIVE:
• exposed to air
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to examine, discuss, or investigate freely and openly; expose; to make publi; utter

Words related to VENTILATED

ventilate12

Words that contain VENTILATED

unventilated16 hyperventilated27

How to use VENTILATED in a sentence

• Where they are kept, however, the rabbit-house should be placed upon a dry foundation, and be well ventilated.
• Their sleeping-place especially must be thoroughly dry, well ventilated, and scrupulously clean.
• We find the wards clean and well ventilated, and wearing the look of being well attended.
• The animal should be warmly clothed and the box well ventilated, even to the opening of the doors and windows.
• Upon a plantation, the houses must be built on a dry position, well ventilated, and the sexes kept apart, and a proper hospital provided for them.
• Now the eye was directed to a wicker trunk fitted with trays and partitions, and ventilated with little apertures, since the scents were doubtless strong.
• It shall be a model house, well lighted and ventilated, with broad, comfortable seats, especially for the little ones, whose feet shall touch the floor.
• It was well lighted and ventilated, and every child of whatever age could touch its feet to the floor.
• THE PANTRY The same treatment accorded the kitchen in decoration and care must be bestowed also upon the pantry, which should be dry and well ventilated.
• This loss of nitrogen is most apt to occur when the soil is poorly ventilated, because of its being very compact, or when the soil spaces are filled with water.
• The prisoners sleep in large and well ventilated chambers, and the boys have each a small apartment which contains a single bed.
• I gave the preference to wooden ships, as being cooler and more easily ventilated.
• In Chicago they were housed in close and often poorly ventilated quarters.
• On the beach awhile Their tunics sweat-imbued in the cool air 745 They ventilated, facing full the breeze, Then on soft couches in the tent reposed.
• It contains fifty-two cells, all of which are of a good size and are well ventilated.
• The cells are in long, lofty, well ventilated corridors, each corridor containing one hundred cells.
• The rooms are large and well ventilated, and the whole establishment is kept scrupulously clean and in perfect order.
• We are never through with this without feeling keenly the need of a larger, better and better ventilated house of worship.
• But in all cases the cellar should be well lighted, ventilated, and dry.
• This loft is thoroughly ventilated by windows, and the heat of the sun upon it ripens the cheese rapidly for market.
• The Mesopotamian Commission ventilated it so thoroughly that there is no need to pile on the agony here.
• If sieges were likely to occur frequently, the whole system of ambulances, as against military hospitals, would have to be ventilated.
• Living and working rooms should be ventilated both before occupancy and while occupied.
• That night I slept in a hotel, and going to a bed which had not been properly ventilated, wondered if it could be my duty to breast that storm of popular frenzy.
• The patients waiting for advice are seated in a large hall, warmed at all seasons to a proper heat, lighted from the top through a glass roof, and perfectly ventilated.
• The room was badly ventilated and what little air there was was generally sucked up by a greedy company of wax candles, big and little, struck in brass holders.
• If one sits in a room that is stuffy and not well ventilated, one soon becomes stupid, sleepy, and not particularly acute mentally.
• These men, by the thousands, work in offices which are, perhaps, not as well ventilated as they should be, under artificial light.
• Movable cupboards may be ventilated by means of openings in the top, and doors covered with very fine wire gauze which will admit the air but keep out flies and dust.
• I burned them all, cleaned off all the blood-spots, ventilated the room, opened the windows, and will turn it to a workshop.
• The houses have wider fronts, larger air spaces in rear, are not so crowded, and are better ventilated than the houses of Havana.
• Fifty years was a long time to live for a collier in those days of badly ventilated and poorly inspected pits and many men were in their graves at forty.

Similar words containing VENTILAT without suffix ed

ventilate12 ventilates13 ventilator13 ventilating15 ventilation14 ventilative17 ventilators14 ventilatory17 unventilated16 ventilations15 hyperventilate25 hyperventilated27 hyperventilates26 hypoventilation26 hyperventilatio26 hyperventilatin26 hyperventilation27 hyperventilating28 hyperventilations28

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