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Definition of dankness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
moistureRare UK state of being damp and coldRare UK
- The dankness of the basement was overwhelming.
2.
- The meme's dankness made it go viral.
3.
gloomRare gloomy or dismal qualityRare
- The dankness of the old house contributed to its eerie atmosphere..
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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- French:humidité, qualité exceptionnelle, ...
- German:Feuchtigkeit, Qualität, ...
- Italian:umidità, qualità, ...
- Spanish:humedad, calidad, ...
- Portuguese:humidade, excelência, ...
- Chinese:湿冷, 高质量, ...
- Japanese:湿気, ダンクさ, ...
- Arabic:رُطوبة, رَوْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:לַחוּת, אֵיכוּת גְּבוֹהָה, ...
- Russian:сырость, крутость, ...
- Ukrainian:вогкість, крутість, ...
- Hindi:सीलन, उत्तमता, ...
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