1. having windows or openings
Usage: technical
2. having transparent areas or holes
Usage: biology; technical

1. to provide with windows or openings
Usage: technical

Examples

• The fenestrate wall allowed natural light to flood the interior.
• Biologists studied the fenestrate structure of the leaf tissue.
• The architect decided to fenestrate the building’s south facade.
• The fenestrate membrane permitted selective passage of molecules.
• Workers will fenestrate the basement to improve ventilation.
• The fenestrate design created an airy, open feeling in the space.