windowless

[win-doh-lis]

adjective

1. not furnished with any windows; lacking any view of or ventilation from the outside.

Example Sentences

The punishment cells, or the “Klondike,” are described in a 1924 warden’s report as a row of unsanitary, windowless cells with black painted ceilings and walls, and only an iron toilet and faucet.

From Salon

He told reporters that guards took him to a small, windowless room known as “La Isla,” or “The Island,” after noticing him bathing with a bucket outside of designated hours.

From Los Angeles Times

Dudek and a fellow Social Security Administration bureaucrat taped the scroll across a wall of a windowless executive office.

From Salon

His bedroom always surprises guests, says Cherwick, stepping into the small, windowless rectangular space.

From Los Angeles Times

The interior of Zumthor’s building is dotted with boxy, windowless galleries that Govan and Zumthor call “houses.”

From Los Angeles Times