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Damper meaning
Something that damps or checks: | A valve or movable plate in the flue or other part of a stove, furnace, etc., used to check or regulate the draught of air. | Something that damps or checks:
Example sentences (20)
When economizing, the control system will open (fully or partially) the outside air damper and close (fully or partially) the return air damper.
And so we’re seeing imports of lumber from Europe heading into the United States, I think, is something that’s impacted and kept a damper here.
But there was no active firefighting taking place, as recent rains had put a damper on fire behavior, Morse said.
Despite a long stretch of rainy, wet weather that put a damper on fun-in-the-sun activities for a few weeks in June, all in all it has been a great spring and summer.
Even if the promise of this spring fades rapidly because of dust on snow, Smalls won’t let it put a damper on her favorite time of year.
Few things will put a damper on your day like a case of diarrhea.
He said the experience of the past three years has put a damper on the political appetite for future protective health measures.
T2 disclosed this news on Sept. 19. However, on that date, 10% owner (CRG) disclosed selling at an average per share price of 37 cents, putting a damper on the TTOO stock rally.
That might put a damper on trading later today and will certainly slow things down on Monday.
The Cade Cavalli Tommy John news puts a damper in a rebuilding year in Washington.
The rain did not put a damper on MKA, who stormed to their third-straight ECT championship as they took care of third-seeded Millburn, 4-1, in the final on Sunday afternoon at the Althea Gibson Tennis Courts in Newark.
Unchanged stress test for mortgages will likely keep a damper on home sales.
US and holidays put a damper on trading.
While it doesn’t have a temperature dial of its propane-powered counterparts, this Weber does have a damper to allow you to release some heat to lower the fire power.
While it's purely speculative, the poor reception of may have put a damper on any hunger for a sequel at the studio end.
And the mosquitoes known for fierce ankle biting aren’t just putting a damper on outdoor hangouts — they also spread disease.
Don’t let the rain put a damper on your plans though — there’s plenty to do this week, including the first in a series of candidate forums hosted by your local news organizations or by the Homer Chamber of Commerce!
For those who find that the fire is burning too hot, they can close the damper slightly to reduce the amount of air entering the stove.
Gloomy weather may get spirits down – but it's also putting a damper on the UK's power output.
Not only does a tiff put a damper on your getaway, but the added sting of a hefty fine could completely spoil your break.