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Definition of dewy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
moisturecovered with dew or resembling dew
- The grass was dewy underfoot early in the morning.
2.
innocencehaving a fresh, innocent quality
- Her dewy eyes conveyed a sense of wonder.
3.
appearanceRare having a soft and glowing appearanceRare
- Her skin looked dewy and radiant.
Expressions with dewy
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unrealistic and overly optimistic
Her dewy-eyed perspective on life was refreshing but naive.
Origin of dewy
Old English, deaw (dew)
Terms with dewy included in their meaning
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moisture
state of being dewy or moist
Examples of dewy in a sentence
The dewy leaves glistened in the sunlight. Her dewy complexion made her look younger. The dewy morning air felt refreshing. The morning grass was dewy with fresh droplets. Her eyes had a dewy sparkle in the moonlight.
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- French:rosée, frais, ...
- German:taufrisch, frisch, ...
- Italian:rugiadoso, innocente, ...
- Spanish:húmedo, inocente, ...
- Portuguese:orvalhado, puro, ...
- Chinese:被露水覆盖的, 清纯的, ...
- Japanese:露に覆われた, 無垢な, ...
- Arabic:مُندًّى, نَدِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:טָלוּל, תָמִים, ...
- Russian:покрытый росой, чистый, ...
- Ukrainian:вологий від роси, невинний, ...
- Hindi:ओस से ढका हुआ, निर्दोष, ...
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