uncurtained

American  

[uhn-kur-tuhnd] / ˌʌnˈkɜr tənd /

adjective

1. lacking curtains.

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Example Sentences

Windows were curtained or uncurtained, but there were no lights glowing, no sounds apart from the surge and rush of the water.

From Literature

The stairs ended in a long chamber lined with uncurtained windows.

From Literature

So take a long look at the uncurtained stage when you arrive.

From New York Times

Two flashes inside the downstairs wing of the house, which Ralph knew Mr. Little used as a library, had glinted across the panes of an uncurtained window.

From Project Gutenberg

The room was in disorder, lighted only by a pair of candles, the slender flames of which were reflected, islanded in blackness, in the two tall windows that, bald and uncurtained, let in the night.

From Project Gutenberg