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window

[win-doh] / ˈwɪn doʊ /


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Upon entering the home, guests are greeted with a chic dining area to their right, which boasts modern overhead lighting and a large window.

From MarketWatch

But aside from that little window into their world, little is known about what they do for the remaining three years and 11 months of an Olympic cycle.

From BBC

On either side lie two run-down empty tower blocks, replete with broken windows and walls blackened by fire damage.

From BBC

The hospital in Akobo -- a ramshackle collection of buildings, most without doors or windows -- has only one surgeon, now overwhelmed.

From Barron's

Sometimes, the bronze casing of the building rattles against the glass windows.

From The Wall Street Journal