Wetly: meaning, definitions and examples

manner of doing

The word 'wetly' refers to the manner of performing an action in a wet or damp condition. It often describes how something is done when there is moisture involved, whether it's about the texture of an object, the state of the weather, or the interaction with liquids. It conveys a sensory experience that indicates some level of saturation or liquidity. For instance, it can describe the sound of raindrops falling or the way a surface feels when it is wet.

damply, moistly, soggy, soppily

Examples of usage

• She walked wetly across the muddy field.

• The dog shook its fur wetly after swimming.

• He spoke wetly through a mouthful of water.

• The paint was applied wetly to achieve a glossy finish.