IPA: /ˈdrɔːfti/
KK: /ˈdrɔːti/
This word describes a place that is very cold and uncomfortable because of cold air coming in from outside, often through gaps or openings.
The old house was the draughtiest place I had ever lived in, making it hard to stay warm during winter.
Comparative: draughtier
Superlative: draughtiest
Draughtiest → It is formed from "draught" (from Old English *dræcht*, meaning a current of air or a draft) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The word "draughtiest" describes a place that has the most drafts or currents of air.
Think of a place that has the most 'drafts' ('draught') of air, which helps you remember that 'draughtiest' means the most drafty.
No commonly confused words.