rainy day (Meaning)
rainy day (n)
a (future) time of financial need
Synonyms & Antonyms of rainy day
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Synonyms:
- impoverishment
- impecuniousness
- penury
- impecuniosity
- beggary
- pinching
- want
- destitution
- neediness
- poorness
- destituteness
- pauperism
- indigence
- penuriousness
- need
- belt-tightening
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No weak antonyms found.
rainy day Sentence Examples
- The dreary rainy day cast an overcast pall over the city.
- Thunder boomed overhead, signaling the imminent arrival of a heavy rainy day.
- She bundled up warmly, preparing herself for the imminent rainy day.
- The children played board games indoors, passing the time on a rainy day.
- The farmer watched with dismay as the relentless rainy day drenched his crops.
- The couple sought shelter beneath an umbrella, huddling together to stay dry on a rainy day.
- The roads were slick and deserted on a rainy day, transforming the city into a ghost town.
- The sound of raindrops pattering on the roof created a soothing melody on a rainy day.
- The plants rejoiced in the refreshing moisture as the rainy day brought much-needed hydration.
- I love the smell of petrichor that accompanies a rainy day, reminding me of new beginnings.
FAQs About the word rainy day
a (future) time of financial need
emergency, deprivation, exigency,privation, necessity, misery, gutter, insolvency, woe, poverty
richness, affluence, opulence, affluence, prosperity, richness, prosperity, opulence, wealth,wealth
The dreary rainy day cast an overcast pall over the city.
Thunder boomed overhead, signaling the imminent arrival of a heavy rainy day.
She bundled up warmly, preparing herself for the imminent rainy day.
The children played board games indoors, passing the time on a rainy day.
