outdraft

/ˈaʊt.draft/

Definitions

1. noun

A device for removing or diverting a draft or current of air, water, etc., especially one for removing smoke or fumes from a room.

“The outdraft system in the factory helped improve air quality by removing pollutants from the workspace.”

2. verb

To remove or divert a draft or current of air, water, etc., especially to remove smoke or fumes from a room.

“The technician outdrafted the room to get rid of the lingering smell of paint.”

Synonyms

  • draft
  • exhaust
  • vent

Antonyms

  • influx
  • intake