dreg (Meaning)

Wordnet

dreg (n)

a small amount of residue

Webster

dreg (n.)

Corrupt or defiling matter contained in a liquid, or precipitated from it; refuse; feculence; lees; grounds; sediment; hence, the vilest and most worthless part of anything; as, the dregs of society.

Synonyms & Antonyms of dreg

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dreg Sentence Examples

  1. The factory's machines churned out the last dregs of product before the shutdown.
  2. When the family moved out of the house, only the few dregs of furniture and a few boxes of personal items remained.
  3. The coffee-drinker swirled the dregs of his cup, savoring the last remnants of caffeine.
  4. The old, abandoned mine shaft was like a dark, desolate canvas where the dregs of society congregated.
  5. The politician was accused of using his position to drain the public coffers, leaving only the dregs of the budget untouched.
  6. The dregs of the ink bottle stained the writer's fingers as he continued to scribble notes in his journal.
  7. The storm had left behind a trail of destruction, and the river's once-pristine waters were now filled with the dregs of uprooted trees and debris.
  8. The research team sifted through the dregs of historical records to uncover a hidden narrative that had been forgotten by time.
  9. The singer's career had been a tumultuous journey, but he had managed to rise from the dregs of obscurity to become a global superstar.
  10. The city's streets teemed with a diverse mix of cultures, from the dregs of society to the elite elite, all weaving their own unique stories into the tapestry of urban life.

FAQs About the word dreg

a small amount of residueCorrupt or defiling matter contained in a liquid, or precipitated from it; refuse; feculence; lees; grounds; sediment; hence, the viles

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The factory's machines churned out the last dregs of product before the shutdown.

When the family moved out of the house, only the few dregs of furniture and a few boxes of personal items remained.

The coffee-drinker swirled the dregs of his cup, savoring the last remnants of caffeine.

The old, abandoned mine shaft was like a dark, desolate canvas where the dregs of society congregated.