Dewy: meaning, definitions and examples

weather condition

Dewy refers to the presence of dew, which is tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night or in the early morning. This condition is characterized by a moist or damp appearance, especially on grass and plants. The term can evoke a sense of freshness and rejuvenation, often associated with early mornings when the dew is still visible. It’s widely used in literature and poetry to describe an idyllic landscape or atmosphere.

damp, moist, wet

Examples of usage

• The dewy grass sparkled in the sunlight.

• She enjoyed the dewy freshness of the morning air.

• The flowers looked beautiful with dewy petals.