unventilated

IPA: ʌnvˈɛntʌɫeɪtɪd

Examples of "unventilated" in Sentences

In cold weather, we spend more time with other people in close, unventilated spaces.
In the first American prisons, inmates were confined in crowded, dark, unventilated, filthy, windowless rooms.
Given the high HIV prevalence, the threat of TB and drug-resistant TB in cramped, unventilated cells is all the more serious.
The buildings were considered pioneers in the "light-court" model of tenement development, intended as an alternative to the dark and unventilated tenements common at the time.
But most people in low-income developing countries rely on traditional, non-commercial sources of energy using inefficient technologies such as unventilated stoves or open fires.
Men worked in water half-way up to their knees, in gas - ﬁ lled rooms, in unventilated mines where the air was so foul that no man could work long without seriously impairing his health.
Most times they urinated or defecated on themselves, and had been left there for 18 – 24 hours or more … On another occasion, the [air conditioner] had been turned off, making the temperature in the unventilated room well over 100 degrees.
There were incidents of mental and physical abuse when workers failed to reach production targets – in one factory, 40 workers were locked in an unventilated room without access to toilet facilities, water and food for over three hours as a punishment.