unshuttered
/ʌnˈʃʌtərd/
adjective
- Not closed or covered by shutters; having the shutters open.
- The unshuttered windows let in the morning sunlight.
- We walked past the old house with its unshuttered front windows.
- The café's unshuttered storefront invited passersby to look inside.
- Figuratively, open to view or not hidden; exposed or accessible.
- The artist's unshuttered studio gave visitors a rare glimpse into his creative process.
- After years of secrecy, the company's unshuttered policies surprised the public.
- Her unshuttered emotions were clear to everyone in the room.
verb
- Past tense or past participle of unshutter: to open or remove the shutters from (a window, building, etc.).
- She unshuttered the windows to let in the fresh air.
- The shopkeeper unshuttered the storefront at dawn.
- They unshuttered the old cabin before the summer guests arrived.
- Figuratively, to reveal or make visible something that was hidden or closed off.
- The documentary unshuttered the hidden struggles of the community.
- The investigation unshuttered a network of corruption.
- He unshuttered his true feelings during the heartfelt speech.