1. having windows or openings
Usage: architectural
2. having small holes or perforations
Usage: medical; technical

Examples

• The fenestrated wall allowed natural light to flood the cathedral.
• Modern office buildings feature fenestrated facades for energy efficiency.
• The surgeon used a fenestrated drape during the procedure.
• Fenestrated surgical instruments allow for better visibility.
• The fenestrated membrane permits selective passage of substances.
• Ancient Roman architecture often included fenestrated galleries.