mildew (Meaning)

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mildew (n)

the process of becoming mildewed

a fungus that produces a superficial (usually white) growth on organic matter

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mildew (v)

become moldy; spoil due to humidity

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mildew (n.)

A growth of minute powdery or webby fungi, whitish or of different colors, found on various diseased or decaying substances.

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mildew (v. t.)

To taint with mildew.

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mildew (v. i.)

To become tainted with mildew.

Synonyms & Antonyms of mildew

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mildew Sentence Examples

  1. The damp basement was permeated with the musty scent of mildew.
  2. The forgotten bread in the cupboard had developed an unsightly layer of mildew.
  3. The lack of ventilation led to a severe mildew problem in the bathroom.
  4. The mildew stains on the couch were an unwelcome sight.
  5. The leather shoes were ruined by mildew due to improper storage.
  6. The mildew on the windowsills posed a health hazard.
  7. The attic was filled with dusty books and boxes covered in mildew.
  8. The mold expert identified the presence of mildew in the walls.
  9. The use of a mildewcide was necessary to eliminate the infestation.
  10. The humidity in the greenhouse created a perfect environment for mildew to thrive.

FAQs About the word mildew

the process of becoming mildewed, a fungus that produces a superficial (usually white) growth on organic matter, become moldy; spoil due to humidityA growth of

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The damp basement was permeated with the musty scent of mildew.

The forgotten bread in the cupboard had developed an unsightly layer of mildew.

The lack of ventilation led to a severe mildew problem in the bathroom.

The mildew stains on the couch were an unwelcome sight.