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weatherproof Definition

weather·proof (-pro̵̅o̅f′)

adjective

that can be exposed to wind, rain, snow, etc. without being damaged

transitive verb

to make weatherproof
weatherproof Usage Examples

Object

  • wall: Work is also underway to weatherproof the walls of the building.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

  • make: We're also looking at a scheme to make the shelters more weatherproof.

Modifies a noun

  • enclosure: Please note that all of our pool heaters need to be installed in a dry weatherproof enclosure.
  • clothing: Warm & weatherproof clothing for pre & post race is also needed.
  • jacket: The blizzard degenerated into freezing rain and began to infiltrate my allegedly weatherproof jacket.
  • finish: Its weatherproof finish means it can be used indoors or out.
  • camera: It s a shame as there are few weatherproof cameras around.
  • housing: Although most weatherproof housings can withstand heavy rain, they are not designed to cope with a flood.

Modifying Another Word

  • totally: Framework - totally weatherproof UV stabilized green resin frame.
  • completely: There is no need to keep them inside tho - they are completely weatherproof.
  • fully: The sensor and recorder are both in the same enclosure, which is housed with the battery, inside a fully weatherproof case.
  • not: Not to be used outside as it is not weatherproof.
  • also: He is easy to train, a most suitable companion for dog sports, and also weatherproof.

Used with adjective complement

  • make: Most of the materials are made to measure prior to delivery on site and thus the house can be made weatherproof very quickly.