cobwebby (Meaning)

Wordnet

cobwebby (s)

so thin as to transmit light

covered with cobwebs

Webster

Abounding in cobwebs, or any fine web; resembling a cobweb.

No weak syonyms found.

The neglected room was dimly lit and cobwebby, with shadows dancing along the walls.
As I stepped into the abandoned house, I felt the cobwebby strands brushing against my face.
The attic was cobwebby and musty, filled with forgotten relics of the past.
We ventured into the cobwebby cave, the only sound echoing being our footsteps.
The old shed stood in the backyard, its windows covered in cobwebby lace.
Despite its grandeur in the past, the ballroom now lay cobwebby and forgotten.
She pulled back the curtain to reveal a cobwebby window, obscured by years of neglect.
We stumbled upon a cobwebby bridge, its wooden planks creaking under our weight.
The abandoned mansion was cobwebby and haunting, with memories lingering in every corner.
I reached for the ancient tome on the cobwebby shelf, its pages yellowed with age.

so thin as to transmit light, covered with cobwebsAbounding in cobwebs, or any fine web; resembling a cobweb.

frothy,filmy, gauzy, fine, fragile, transparent, unsubstantial, insubstantial, flimsy, gossamer

substantial, sturdy,substantial, sturdy, lasting, durable, coarse, tough, heavy, durable

The neglected room was dimly lit and cobwebby, with shadows dancing along the walls.

As I stepped into the abandoned house, I felt the cobwebby strands brushing against my face.

The attic was cobwebby and musty, filled with forgotten relics of the past.

We ventured into the cobwebby cave, the only sound echoing being our footsteps.