indoor Definition
in·door (in′dôr′)
adjective
- of the inside of a house or building
- living, belonging, or carried on within a house or building
Etymology: for earlier within-door
indoor Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- pool: Swimming Pool Our superb 12 meter indoor pool is the main focus of the Health Club.
- arena: In the indoor arena some of the best teams in the country will be competing for ultimate glory!
- rowing: What does the family think about your indoor rowing?
- championship: Nicola Simpson from Oxford Archers won Individual Bronze at the European Indoor Archery Championships in Ankara, Turkey on March 18.
- tennis: There is an outdoor children's play area and indoor table tennis and pool tables.
- pollution: Most of my ideas came from the website of the U.S. EPA on indoor air pollution.
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