Synonyms for waterproof
ˈwɔ tərˌpruf, ˈwɒt ər-wa·ter·proof

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1. waterproofnoun

   any fabric impervious to water

   Synonyms:
   raincoat

   Antonyms:
   leaky

2. raincoat, waterproofadjective

   a water-resistant coat

   Synonyms:
   raincoat

   Antonyms:
   leaky

3. rainproof, waterproof, waterproofedverb

   not permitting the passage of water

   Synonyms:
   rainproof, waterproofed

   Antonyms:
   leaky

4. waterproofverb

   make watertight

   "Waterproof the coat"

   Antonyms:
   leaky

Matched Categories

1. • Fabric
   • Seal

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1. List of paraphrases for "waterproof":

   impermeable, leakproof, impervious, watertight, water-resistant, raincoat, waterproofing, airtight, gastight, leak-proof, weatherproof, sealed

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1. Kendra Sharp:

   I’ve been using the Rains bag for years after too many precarious snow-in-tote-near-my-work-laptop moments, it zips closed to be totally waterproof, meaning I can walk to work in the rain as much as I need to. It’s also lasted me almost four years now, so I ’d recommend it to anyone.

2. Tom Bruton:

   They're extremely strong, and they are extremely persistent, and that's what makes them so good for nonstick, waterproof and stain-repellant products.

3. Haley Huggins:

   Specifically for waterproof gear, you would start to feel water coming in shoulders, where the rain would be hitting you, if you can feel that water is not rolling off or wicking away, or if it’s soaking into the fabric, then you know it’s time for a DWR treatment.

4. Outdoorswoman Ambreen Tariq:

   I actually really love being in the rain, but waterproof clothing is really, really important for getting through those times.

5. Victoria Villier:

   They like Karst notebooks for that reason. Plus, they are waterproof and look beautiful.