moistless (Meaning)
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moistless (a.)
Without moisture; dry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of moistless
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moistless Sentence Examples
- The dry and moistless desert air parched her throat.
- The cake was surprisingly moistless, resembling more of a crumbly biscuit.
- She applied a moistless lotion to her cracked hands, hoping to soothe the discomfort.
- The leather upholstery was dry and moistless, requiring urgent conditioning.
- Her hair was dull and lifeless, due to a chronic lack of moisture.
- The wilted flowers in the vase were a sad sight, their petals devoid of any moistness.
- The soil was so dry and moistless that it crumbled to dust at the slightest touch.
- The moistless skin of the lizard indicated a lack of humidity in its environment.
- The stale bread was dry and moistless, making it almost inedible.
- The moistless cheese had a hard and crumbly texture, making it unsuitable for melting.
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Without moisture; dry.
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The dry and moistless desert air parched her throat.
The cake was surprisingly moistless, resembling more of a crumbly biscuit.
She applied a moistless lotion to her cracked hands, hoping to soothe the discomfort.
The leather upholstery was dry and moistless, requiring urgent conditioning.
