open window
Breeze comes through
An open window is one that has been raised, swung, or otherwise positioned to allow air passage.
The phrase often appears in contexts involving fresh air, escape routes, or security concerns: She climbed out through an open window.
Figuratively, an open window suggests opportunity or access: The scandal provided an open window into how the organization actually operated.
- fresh breezeModerate, lively wind
- breezeLight, gentle air movement
- curtainFabric hung for privacy
- fresh airUnenclosed outdoor atmosphere
- draftPreliminary version of text
sunlight · ventilation · screen · sill · pane · airy · birds · fly out · street noise · escape · fire escape · freedom · leap · defenestration · browser tab · popup · dialog box · frame
- coolingair conditioning, refrigeration, air cooler, heat sink, evaporator
- Freedom SymbolsStatue of Liberty, Liberty Bell, bald eagle, Marianne, torch
- wasteful thingsjunk mail, plastic bags, food waste, fast fashion, paper plates
- Indoor Air Qualitydust, mold, allergens, ventilation, air filter