dampy Synonyms
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dampy Meaning
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dampy (a.)
Somewhat damp.
Dejected; gloomy; sorrowful.
dampy Sentence Examples
- The morning mist left the grass a **dampy** blanket, squelching slightly underfoot.
- He wrung out the dishcloth, leaving it just **dampy** enough for wiping the counter.
- The air hung heavy and **dampy**, a sign of an approaching summer storm.
- The forgotten laundry hanging overnight became stiff and **dampy** with the cool night air.
- The aroma of **dampy** earth filled the air after a refreshing spring rain.
- The flickering candlelight cast long, wavering shadows on the **dampy** stone walls of the cellar.
- She shivered slightly, pulling her **dampy** hair back from her face.
- The freshly painted wall still had a faintly **dampy** touch as she brushed her fingers across it.
- The dog eagerly shook himself off, leaving a trail of **dampy** paw prints on the floor.
- Nestled amongst the ferns, the delicate mushrooms thrived in the **dampy** forest undergrowth.
FAQs About the word dampy
Somewhat damp., Dejected; gloomy; sorrowful.
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No antonyms found.
The morning mist left the grass a **dampy** blanket, squelching slightly underfoot.
He wrung out the dishcloth, leaving it just **dampy** enough for wiping the counter.
The air hung heavy and **dampy**, a sign of an approaching summer storm.
The forgotten laundry hanging overnight became stiff and **dampy** with the cool night air.
