clammily
In a cold, wet, and slightly sticky way that feels unpleasant
- adverb
- /ˈklæmɪli/
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de manera húmeda
- The humid air pressed clammily against their faces as they entered the cave.
Examples
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She shivered as the fog settled clammily around her skin.
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It feels clammily humid today.
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His hands felt clammily cold during the interview.
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The air felt clammily humid after the rain.
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The air felt clammily cold as we walked through the damp forest.
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She wiped her clammily sweaty hands on her jeans before shaking hands.
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I hated how the clammily humid weather made my hair stick to my forehead.
Synonyms
slimily
vsclammily
In a wet, slippery way that feels unpleasant
emphasizes a moist sticky feel rather than slippery smoothness
Antonyms
Surface Forms
clammily positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word clammily comes from clammy, an old word for something that 'clings' to the skin because it is damp and sticky. So, clammily means 'in a damp, sticky, and unpleasant way'.