Dewdrop: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is best used when referring to small droplets of water that form on plants or objects early in the morning due to condensation. It carries a gentle and delicate connotation.

• The dewdrops on the leaves sparkled in the morning sunlight
• She gently touched the dewdrop on the rose petals

A more general term used for any small amount of liquid shaped like a sphere, regardless of the situation. Can be neutral or negative based on the context.

• A drop of water fell from the faucet
• She added a few drops of lemon juice to her tea

Typically used when talking about small, often spherical, objects that are strung together, but can also refer to droplets of liquid in specific contexts like sweat or condensation.

• She wore a necklace made of colorful beads
• Beads of sweat appeared on his forehead as he ran

This word typically refers to the precious gemstone formed inside oysters, symbolizing elegance and value. However, it can also metaphorically describe something precious or perfect, resembling a pearl in appearance.

• She wore a beautiful pearl necklace to the gala
• Pearls of wisdom are often hard to find