Dewiness: meaning, definitions and examples

An alternative spelling of 'dewiness,' generally referring to the same context as the first entry.

• The dewiness on the petals added to the garden's beauty in the early morning

A general term for any amount of water content, often neutral but can be positive or negative depending on the situation.

• The plants need a certain amount of moisture to grow
• There was too much moisture in the air, causing everything to feel sticky

Used to describe a slight wetness, often in an undesirable or uncomfortable manner.

• The dampness in the basement made it feel cold and uninviting
• He noticed the dampness on the walls and knew there might be a leak

Describes a state of being wet, can be neutral but often emphasizes the extent of the condition.

• The wetness of her clothes made her shiver
• The wetness of the floor was a hazard for anyone walking by