To make rainproof.
Used in a Sentence
rainproof
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for rainproof.
Editorial note
They're at the very least rainproof and likely would survive for a while under shallow water (depends on pressure, etc).
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Quick take
To make rainproof.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of rainproof gathered in one view.
waterproof (for use outdoors); resistant to rain
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for rainproof.
verb
To make rainproof.
See also: tight, waterproof, waterproofed
adjective
waterproof (for use outdoors); resistant to rain
See also: tight, waterproof, waterproofed
Example sentences
They're at the very least rainproof and likely would survive for a while under shallow water (depends on pressure, etc).
I have a pair of rain pants that I pull over my regular pants, and a rainproof jacket.
But realistically how many of us are buying rainproof stuff when all we needed was something water-resistant?
It took a lot of post-construction work to make it usable and rainproof.
What about the dozens (at this point hundreds) of phone models that are both rainproof and have a replaceable battery without melting and scraping?
I think certainly you could have a 'rainproof' product not withstand a wet towel.
I just wear lots of wool, and a thin windproof/rainproof jacket with armpit zips.
Additionally you could add roof to extend rainproof area.
They have to deliberately make it not-rainproof.
I don't like raincoat material so I never had rainproof clothes.
If it's going to rain, I put on something rainproof.
- Flexible filaments/TPU: custom shaped joints to make boxes rainproof.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use rainproof in a sentence?
They're at the very least rainproof and likely would survive for a while under shallow water (depends on pressure, etc).
What does rainproof mean?
To make rainproof.
What part of speech is rainproof?
rainproof is commonly used as verb, adjective.