wetness
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- noun
- /ˈwɛtnəs/
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humedad
- The wetness of the ground made it difficult to walk without slipping.
- wetness on her cheek
- wetness of her tears
- wetness of the rain
The curl drops out because of the the wetness in the air.
- The curl drops out because of the the wetness in the air.
- It's more like a mist than like wetness.
- I feel like the word damp is worse because that implies that it's there's more of like a permanent wetness.
- I like feeling like, like, like the wetness.
- Already chubby and quivering with wetness, she gasps for air and for her mother's warm body.
Examples
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I think it has a healthy kind of wetness to the face that I don't mind.
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What is causing the wetness at the bottom down here?
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It's just adding a little bit of wetness to my skin.
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Lee turned back toward the march of the men, felt the wetness again.
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I feel wetness when I dive into the water.
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Now the stain is gone, but the wetness remains.
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Isabelle felt the wetness of her tears against the pillow.
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My mother combed my hair with her fingers, and I felt the wetness of her damp Kleenex on my neck.
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Her mascara is smeared, as though she has been crying, and there is wetness at the corners of her eyes.
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Carefully, she brushed the ink onto the cuts, enjoying its cool wetness, balm to her pain.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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A small amount of water on or in something that makes it slightly wet
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A slight wetness in the air or on surfaces
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Slight wetness in the air or on surfaces that makes them feel cold
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A place or thing covered with liquid
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A slight wetness on a surface or in the air
A state of being very wet or full of water that often makes things soft
Antonyms
How Wet
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wetness comes from the simple word wet ('covered in water' or 'moist') plus the ending -ness that turns an adjective into a noun. So, wetness means 'the state of being wet' or the amount of moisture on something.