dripple Antonyms
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Meaning of dripple
Webster
dripple (a.)
Weak or rare.
dripple Sentence Examples
- The condensation dripped from the air conditioning unit onto the floor below.
- The honey dripped slowly from the spoon, leaving a trail of sweetness in its wake.
- The rain dripped from the leaves of the trees, creating a gentle pitter-patter sound.
- The sweat dripped down her face as she ran the marathon, but she refused to give up.
- The faucet dripped steadily, filling the sink with a constant stream of water.
- The melted wax from the candle dripped onto the tablecloth, leaving a stain.
- The paint dripped from the brush, creating a beautiful work of art.
- The tears dripped down her cheeks as she said goodbye to her loved ones.
- The blood dripped from the wound, staining the bandage.
- The sap dripped from the tree, leaving a sticky residue on the leaves.
FAQs About the word dripple
Weak or rare.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The condensation dripped from the air conditioning unit onto the floor below.
The honey dripped slowly from the spoon, leaving a trail of sweetness in its wake.
The rain dripped from the leaves of the trees, creating a gentle pitter-patter sound.
The sweat dripped down her face as she ran the marathon, but she refused to give up.
