IPA: /ˈdræftɪnəs/
KK: /ˈdræftɪnəs/
The quality of having cold air moving through a space, often making it uncomfortable.
The draftiness of the old house made it hard to stay warm in the winter.
Draftiness → It is formed from "draft" (from Old English *dræft*, meaning a current of air) and the suffix "-iness" (meaning the quality of being). The word "draftiness" refers to the quality of having drafts or currents of air, often leading to discomfort.
Think of a 'draft' as a current of air, and '-iness' means the quality of that current. So, draftiness is the quality of having those uncomfortable air currents.