venting
/ˈvɛntɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of vent; expressing strong emotions, especially anger or frustration.
- She was venting to her friend about the rude customer.
- They were venting their frustrations through loud music.
- He spent an hour venting about the broken printer.
- Present participle of vent; allowing air, gas, or liquid to escape through an opening.
- The volcano is venting ash and gas high into the sky.
- The pipe is venting steam into the cold air.
- The mechanic is venting the fuel tank before repairs.
noun
- The act of expressing strong emotions, especially anger or frustration, often in a forceful way.
- His venting about the unfair rules helped him feel calmer.
- The group session was a safe space for venting without judgment.
- After a long day at work, she needed some venting to release her stress.
- A system or opening that allows air, gas, or liquid to escape or enter.
- The plumber checked the venting on the roof to fix the drainage issue.
- Proper venting in the kitchen prevents smoke from filling the house.
- The attic has poor venting, so it gets very hot in summer.
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