Wetness will not be intimidated by rain.
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Wetness
Synonyms for "wetness" (7 found)
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2 entriesAntonyms
2 entriesderived
1 entriesderived from
1 entriesis a
3 entriesrelated to
6 entriesTranslations
21 translations across 16 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- ἰκμάς noun (condition of being wet)
- ὑγρότης noun (condition of being wet)
Armenian
1 entries- թացություն noun (condition of being wet)
Breton
1 entries- glebiadur noun (condition of being wet)
Bulgarian
2 entries- влажност noun (condition of being wet)
- мокрота noun (condition of being wet)
Esperanto
1 entries- malsekeco noun (condition of being wet)
French
1 entries- humidité noun (condition of being wet)
German
2 entries- Feuchte noun (condition of being wet)
- Nässe noun (condition of being wet)
Greek
1 entries- υγρότητα noun (condition of being wet)
Irish
1 entries- fliuchán noun (condition of being wet)
Italian
1 entries- umidità noun (condition of being wet)
Latvian
2 entries- mitrums noun (condition of being wet)
- slapjums noun (condition of being wet)
Malayalam
1 entries- നനവ് noun (condition of being wet)
Persian
1 entries- تری noun (condition of being wet)
Spanish
1 entries- humedad noun (condition of being wet)
Tamil
1 entries- ஈரம் noun (condition of being wet)
Turkish
2 entries- nemlilik noun (condition of being wet)
- ıslaklık noun (condition of being wet)
Sample sentences
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Scientists studying temperature and rainfall patterns in areas that later had cholera outbreaks say small increases in warmth and wetness are followed by a surge in cholera cases a few months later.
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The young man looked long and fixedly on the place, the sight of which interested him so much that he had forgotten, in the eagerness of youthful curiosity, the wetness of his dress.
Source: wiktionary
The first business was to make a fire, an operation which was a little delayed by the wetness of the fuel and the ground, owing to the heavy showers of the afternoon.
Source: wiktionary
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.