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damp in Dogri डोगरी

damp in Maithili মৈথিলী

damp in Tamil தமிழ்

damp in Urdu اُردُو

damp in English

  • damp adj. 1. slightly wet; moist.
    Ex. My feet were damp from walking home in the rain. Use a damp mop for the floor.
    2. (Archaic.) depressed; dejected.
    Ex. With looks downcast and damp (Milton).
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  • damp adv. damply.
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  • damp damp, adjective, noun, verb.
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  • damp expr. damp down, to check or stifle; discourage; suppress.
    Ex. Taxation damps down demand, and so does borrowing outside the banking system (Sunday Times). This technique not only inhibits genuine thinking but also damps down curiosity (Listener).
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  • damp expr. damp off,
    a. to rot, as the stems and leaves of plants when the soil and atmosphere are too wet or cold.
    b. (Figurative.) to decline in power, strength, wealth, beauty, or other attribute; decay; deteriorate.
    Ex. ""We Churchills
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  • damp noun dampness.
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  • damp noun 1. moisture.
    Ex. When it's foggy you can feel the damp in the air.
    2. (Figurative.) a thing that checks or deadens; check; discouragement.
    Ex. Your illness cast a damp over the party.
    (SYN) damper, dejection.
    3. any
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  • damp v.t. 1. to make moist or slightly wet; dampen; moisten.
    Ex. Mother damped the clothes before she ironed them.
    2. (Figurative.) to check or deaden:
    a. to depress; discourage.
    Ex. Weariness damped the traveler's enthusiasm.
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