unroofed

Lacking overhead cover

Unroofed means lacking a roof or having had the roof removed.

A storm may leave a house unroofed.

The word also describes structures intentionally built without covering: an unroofed courtyard, unroofed ruins open to the sky.

In medical contexts, unroofed describes anatomical structures with an absent or incomplete covering: an unroofed coronary sinus.

exposed

bare

Lacking any covering

denuded · revealed · unsheltered · open-air · topless · unshielded · unprotected · coverless · lidless · unveiled

vulnerable

defenseless

Without means to resist

unguarded · unfortified · weather-beaten · windswept · rain-soaked · susceptible · precarious · assailable

ruined

demolished

Completely destroyed a structure

decayed · derelict · wrecked · ravaged · tumbledown · ramshackle · gutted · bombed-out · decrepit · shattered

abandoned

deserted

Left behind, uninhabited

empty · forgotten · uninhabited · ghostly · neglected · disused · crumbling · decaying · derelict · lonely

outdoor

patio

Paved outdoor living space

  • terracePaved outdoor extension
  • deckShip's flat surface
  • pergolaLatticework frame for climbers

gazebo · veranda · garden · pavilion · plaza · esplanade · promenade · boardwalk · loggia · belvedere

architectural

courtyard

Enclosed open-air space

stadium · cloister · ruins · temple · forum · peristyle

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overhead coverage/shelter

unroofedroofed

Having overhead shelter

covered · sheltered · enclosed · canopied · thatched

Family

unroof, unroofing

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G