drizzly Synonyms
drizzly Meaning
drizzly (s)
wet with light rain
drizzly (a.)
Characterized by small rain, or snow; moist and disagreeable.
drizzly Sentence Examples
- The drizzly afternoon cast a somber mood upon the quaint seaside town.
- She enjoyed walking in the drizzly weather, the raindrops gently kissing her skin.
- The garden was shrouded in a misty drizzle, creating an ethereal ambiance.
- The drizzly rain did little to dampen the spirits of the excited children splashing in puddles.
- Umbrellas sprouted like colorful mushrooms throughout the town square as people sought shelter from the drizzly downpour.
- The drizzly morning painted intricate patterns on the car windshield, obscuring the view of the road.
- The sound of raindrops pattering against her window lulled her into a peaceful slumber during the drizzly night.
- The drizzly weather called for a cozy day indoors, curled up with a good book and a warm cup of tea.
- The farmers anxiously watched the drizzly sky, hoping for a break in the rain to save their crops.
- The drizzly mist clung to the trees like delicate crystals, creating a magical scene in the forest.
FAQs About the word drizzly
wet with light rainCharacterized by small rain, or snow; moist and disagreeable.
drippy, rainy, sprinkling, misty,drizzling, pouring,spitting, mizzly, precipitating,wet
dry, dry,,
The drizzly afternoon cast a somber mood upon the quaint seaside town.
She enjoyed walking in the drizzly weather, the raindrops gently kissing her skin.
The garden was shrouded in a misty drizzle, creating an ethereal ambiance.
The drizzly rain did little to dampen the spirits of the excited children splashing in puddles.
