vented

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And then sent downwards and vented out somewhere on the side instead of on top of the building.

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Quick take

Having a vent (any sense).

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of vented gathered in one view.

adjective

Having a vent (any sense).

adjective

(medicine, colloquial) Attached to or equipped with a ventilator.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for vented.

adjective

Having a vent (any sense).

adjective

(medicine, colloquial) Attached to or equipped with a ventilator.

Example sentences

And then sent downwards and vented out somewhere on the side instead of on top of the building.

He had a frustrating interview process and vented about it online, it's a pretty human thing to do.

All the meanness and tribalism finds it's way oit and is vented upon the weakest members of the community.

But several of my coworkers were very upset with their raises (which were very minimal) and vented openly about them.

I'm convinced it's leftover pride from the so-called world wars and it's been vented as a means of social control for the industrial military complex.

That goes for any grievances against her as well, instead of being vented on Secret.

This is not nearly as prevalent as it used to be, now that vented disc brakes are standard on most modern vehicles.

The crawl space is also vented to avoid a build-up of radon gas.

Perhaps the nature of an open source community is such that such topics needs to be vented out in public - /me don't know.

Let's me echo just about everything the author is saying: In theory and practice, the Stoner direct impingement system where gas is vented directly into the receiver requires vastly more maintenance than piston based designs.

If the battery produces gases like that, shouldn't it be vented?

I don't want to reiterate everything I vented in the previous discussion of this incident[1], but the point is: You DO NOT invoke the Holocaust to draw attention on something else.

Quote examples

The "spectra" that heat would be vented at is infrared, which is infrared no matter the source.

The second video makes it look like there's a downwards "slip and slide", and then the water gets vented out of the tube.

After the guy running the show vented, he showed us the proper way to geocode and correct errors during which time I was thinking "uh, why not send us the lat/lng that you're showing us here, instead of berating us?" The compromise was that they'd add "precint zone" information to the dataset, and we could proceed so long as we checked whether a geocoded point was within the zone.