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Meaning of madefy
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madefy (v. t.)
To make wet or moist.
madefy Sentence Examples
- The relentless downpour thoroughly madefied the ground, turning it into a muddy quagmire.
- The heavy mist from the waterfall madefied the surrounding foliage, creating a verdant tapestry.
- The firefighters used hoses to madefy the burning building, damping the flames and preventing their spread.
- The gentle rain madefied the parched earth, bringing much-needed moisture to the thirsty soil.
- The condensation on the windowpane madefied the glass, obscuring the view outside.
- The dog playfully splashed through the water, madefying itself with every step.
- The sweat from the strenuous workout madefied her clothes, leaving her drenched in perspiration.
- The spigot leaked slowly, madefying the floor beneath it with a constant stream of water.
- The salty tears madefied her cheeks as she wept openly.
- The rain continued to madefy the garden, making the plants grow tall and lush.
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To make wet or moist.
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The relentless downpour thoroughly madefied the ground, turning it into a muddy quagmire.
The heavy mist from the waterfall madefied the surrounding foliage, creating a verdant tapestry.
The firefighters used hoses to madefy the burning building, damping the flames and preventing their spread.
The gentle rain madefied the parched earth, bringing much-needed moisture to the thirsty soil.
