dewed (Meaning)

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dewed (imp. & p. p.)

of Dew

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The grass was dewed, glistening in the early morning light.
As the sun rose, the flowers in the garden became dewed with moisture.
The spider's web was intricately dewed, each strand reflecting the sunlight.
The leaves of the trees were dewed, casting a shimmering sheen in the dawn.
The morning mist left everything dewed, creating a mystical atmosphere in the forest.
The blades of grass were dewed, dampening the shoes of the early joggers.
The meadow was dewed, creating a serene and picturesque scene.
The spider expertly traversed its dewed web, hunting for prey.
The garden furniture was dewed, suggesting a cool night had passed.
The car's windshield was dewed, requiring a quick wipe before driving off.

of Dew

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The grass was dewed, glistening in the early morning light.

As the sun rose, the flowers in the garden became dewed with moisture.

The spider's web was intricately dewed, each strand reflecting the sunlight.

The leaves of the trees were dewed, casting a shimmering sheen in the dawn.