Definition
Definition of dampishly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
moistureDated in a moderately damp or moist mannerDated
- The clothes were left dampishly on the line.
2.
emotionDated in a way that is gloomyDated
- He spoke dampishly about the future.
Origin of dampishly
English, damp (moist) + -ish (like)
Examples of dampishly in a sentence
She walked dampishly through the misty forest. The weather forecast was delivered dampishly, predicting a week of rain. She dampishly described the challenges they were facing.
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- French:de manière légèrement humide, lugubrement, ...
- German:feucht, düster, ...
- Italian:leggermente bagnati, cupamente, ...
- Spanish:ligeramente húmeda, melancólicamente, ...
- Portuguese:ligeiramente húmido, melancolicamente, ...
- Chinese:潮湿地, 忧郁地, ...
- Japanese:湿っぽく, 陰気に, ...
- Arabic:بِطَرِيقَةٍ رَطْبَةٍ إِلَى حَدٍّ مَا, بِكَآبَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן לַח, בְּקוֹדְרוּת, ...
- Russian:слегка влажно, угрюмо, ...
- Ukrainian:вологим, сумно, ...
- Hindi:नमी से, उदास, ...
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