unshuttered

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Thân thiện

The unshuttered windows let the morning sunlight flood into the room.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Not provided with shutters: Describes a window, opening, or structure that lacks shutters entirely. 2. Having the shutters open: Describes a window or opening whose shutters are in an open position, not closed.

Usage

The adjective "unshuttered" is used to describe the state of a window or similar architectural feature. It can indicate either a permanent design feature (the absence of shutters) or a temporary condition (open shutters). It is often used in descriptive writing to create a visual image.

Examples

• The old house had charming but unshuttered windows, leaving the rooms exposed to the morning sun.
• From the street, we could see into the cozy room through the unshuttered window.
• The building's unshuttered facade gave it a modern, minimalist appearance.

Advanced Usage

• Figurative Use: While less common, "unshuttered" can be used metaphorically to describe something that is open, exposed, or not concealed.
  • Her unshuttered emotions were clear for everyone to see.

Variants and Related Words

• Shutter (noun): A hinged cover or screen for a window or opening.
• Shutter (verb): To close with or as if with shutters.
• Shuttered (adjective): Fitted with shutters; having the shutters closed.
  • The shuttered storefront looked abandoned.

Synonyms

• Uncovered
• Exposed
• Open (when referring to the state of the shutters)

Antonyms

• Shuttered
• Closed
• Shut

Học thuật

Adjective

1. not provided with shutters or having the shuttered open
   • unshuttered windows