1. plural of indraught; currents of air or water flowing inward
Usage: chiefly British spelling; technical/nautical context
2. plural of indraught; the act or process of drawing in or inhaling
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The ship's hull was damaged by the strong indraughts near the rocky coast.
• Cold indraughts of air entered through the gaps in the old windows.
• The ventilation system controls the indraughts and outdraughts throughout the building.
• Ocean indraughts can significantly affect local water temperature and marine life.
• The chimney created powerful indraughts that drew smoke upward efficiently.