dankness
ˈdæŋknəs
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Definition of dankness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
moistureRareUKstate of being damp and coldRareUK
  • The dankness of the basement was overwhelming.
dampness moistness
2.
top tierRareSlangUShigh quality or excellentRareSlangUS
  • The meme's dankness made it go viral.
excellence superiority
3.
gloomRaregloomy or dismal qualityRare
  • The dankness of the old house contributed to its eerie atmosphere..
gloominess
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Origin of dankness

English, dank (damp) + -ness (state)

Examples of dankness in a sentence

  • She noticed the dankness in the air after the rain.
  • The dankness of the music festival attracted many fans.
  • Everyone admired the dankness of his sneaker collection.
  • The dankness of the basement made it unwelcoming.
  • The movie's dankness added to its horror theme.

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  1. French:humidité, qualité exceptionnelle, ...
  2. German:Feuchtigkeit, Qualität, ...
  3. Italian:umidità, qualità, ...
  4. Spanish:humedad, calidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:humidade, excelência, ...
  6. Chinese:湿冷, 高质量, ...
  7. Japanese:湿気, ダンクさ, ...
  8. Arabic:رُطوبة, رَوْعَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַחוּת, אֵיכוּת גְּבוֹהָה, ...
  10. Russian:сырость, крутость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вогкість, крутість, ...
  12. Hindi:सीलन, उत्तमता, ...
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