Damp

Damp means slightly wet, often in an unpleasant way. It can describe moisture in objects, air, or environments, such as damp clothes or a damp room.

Definition:

• Damp conditions often indicate humidity or moisture in the air, such as in basements or rainy weather. Metaphorically, damp can describe a reduction in enthusiasm or spirit.

Example Sentences:

• The clothes felt Damp because they hadn’t fully dried in the sun.
• After the rainstorm, the ground was still Damp and smelled earthy.
• The old house had a Damp basement that smelled of mildew.
• Her enthusiasm for the project was Dampened by the lack of support from her team.
• The morning air was cool and Damp, making the grass slippery with dew.

Damp Synonyms:

• Moist
• Humid
• Wet
• Clammy
• Soggy

Damp Antonyms:

• Dry
• Arid
• Parched
• Desiccated
• Brittle

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