mustily (Meaning)

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mustily (a.)

In a musty state.

The old books on the shelves gave off a mustily scent, evoking memories of forgotten times.
The basement was damp and mustily, with the oppressive smell of mold permeating the air.
The abandoned house had a mustily atmosphere, its musty odor mingling with the faint remnants of decay.
The attic was filled with mustily furniture, covered in layers of dust that caught the sunlight's feeble rays.
The musty carpet in the living room reminded me of the smell of my childhood home.
The dusty shelves in the library held countless mustily books that whispered secrets from bygone eras.
The mustily basement room was home to creaky old machines, each with their own unique story to tell.
The mustily odor from the garbage disposal filled the kitchen, reminding me to take out the trash.
The old photos in the album were discolored and mustily, each fading image a precious memory.
The cave walls were cool and mustily, the dampness clinging to my skin as I explored the ancient passageways.

In a musty state.

fetid, frowzy, malodorous, reeking,stinking, foul, strong, filthy, frowsy, smelly

savory, ambrosial,aromatic, perfumed, sweet, redolent, perfumed, fragrant, savory, scented

The old books on the shelves gave off a mustily scent, evoking memories of forgotten times.

The basement was damp and mustily, with the oppressive smell of mold permeating the air.

The abandoned house had a mustily atmosphere, its musty odor mingling with the faint remnants of decay.

The attic was filled with mustily furniture, covered in layers of dust that caught the sunlight's feeble rays.