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What is another word for
damp
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Adjective
Slightly wet or affected with moisture
Despondent or low in spirits
Lacking in enthusiasm
Smelling stale, damp, or stuffy
Characterized by windy or stormy conditions
Fresh and innocent
Tufted
Depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
Verb
To be, or cause to be, slightly wet
To deprive of emotional or intellectual life, energy or vitality
To decrease in feeling, strength or intensity
To restrain or inhibit
To be, or cause to be, thoroughly wet or waterlogged
Prevent the occurrence of
To overcome or bring under control
Noun
Moisture diffused through the air or a solid substance, or condensed on a surface
Rainy weather
A growth of minute powdery or webby fungi, whitish or of different colors, found on various diseased or decaying substances
Restraint
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Adjective
▲
Slightly wet or affected with moisture
moist
humid
clammy
wet
muggy
sticky
dank
dripping
soggy
sultry
soaked
drenched
sodden
saturated
waterlogged
sopping
soaking
steamy
sweaty
oozy
dampish
drizzly
rainy
dewy
misty
wettish
showery
moistened
dampened
foggy
irriguous
drippy
cloudy
vaporous
wetted
claggy
moisture-laden
close
heavy
mucky
squelchy
bathed
watery
marshy
slimy
squidgy
airless
stifling
mushy
soppy
gooey
sloppy
squashy
suffocating
squishy
washed
bedraggled
awash
watered
stuffy
doused
boggy
miry
dowsed
soused
swampy
oppressive
saturate
soft
logged
like a sauna
like a Turkish bath
sweating
water-soaked
drizzling
pulpy
spongy
pasty
perspiring
fenny
pappy
sweltering
pouring
doughy
quaggy
pulpous
soupy
dripping wet
sopping wet
wet through
slushy
wringing wet
inclement
raining
gloopy
wringing
perspiry
water-logged
over-moist
semi-liquid
soft and wet
stinky
soaked through
covered with sweat
boiling
fuggy
slippery
stormy
precipitating
wringing-wet
sudoriferous
hot
slick
chilly
musty
warm
unaired
fusty
mucid
mucous
muculent
smothering
not dry
hot and humid
flabby
squooshy
coastal
aqueous
juicy
teary
teeming
inundated
steaming
diaphoretic
sudoric
drowned
streaming
droukit
clouded
fogged
hazy
balmy
soaking wet
bucketing
tropical
spitting
changeable
soaked to the skin
like a drowned rat
misted up
steamed up
fogged up
gelatinous
fleshy
cushiony
yielding
downy
cushy
hot and sticky
very damp
muddy
paludal
mossy
steeped
sludgy
uliginose
sloughy
peaty
marish
moory
glutinous
viscous
clarty
flooded
thick
gummy
unstable
flushed
big
afloat
paludine
hosed
irrigated
sprayed
quenched
showered
sprinkled
uliginous
snowy
drunk
bloated
stewed
muddied
boiled
seethed
splashed
clogged
dirty
scummy
filthy
bemired
thin
liquid
runny
yukky
gunky
splashy
slap
subfuse
greasy
clayey
clay
impregnate
full
overwhelmed
packed
marinated
overfull
replete
brimful
overloaded
brimming
viscid
streaming wet
gluey
mashy
pap
semi-solid
paste-like
jelled
semisolid
semiliquid
pastelike
difficult
cloggy
gloppy
caked
murky
mucilaginous
treacly
syrupy
more ❯
“Shaking her head, she sat herself down on a cold and slightly
damp
bench.”
Adjective
▲
Despondent or low in spirits
despondent
dejected
dispirited
downhearted
depressed
disconsolate
downcast
glum
melancholic
miserable
mournful
discouraged
disheartened
forlorn
gloomy
joyless
melancholy
sad
saddened
blue
doleful
hangdog
sorry
unhappy
woebegone
low-spirited
cast down
down
crestfallen
sorrowful
wretched
low
woeful
morose
dismal
heartbroken
inconsolable
heartsick
brokenhearted
heavyhearted
despairing
heartsore
droopy
pessimistic
distressed
bad
hopeless
grieving
defeatist
oppressed
desperate
mourning
Eeyorish
griefstricken
in despair
in low spirits
cast-down
as sick as a parrot
down in the dumps
bummed-out
all torn up
sick as a parrot
in a blue funk
in the pits
down in the mouth
shot down
desolate
cheerless
dolorous
heavy-hearted
lugubrious
sombre
UK
somber
US
sullen
grief-stricken
broken-hearted
bleak
demoralized
US
disappointed
tearful
fed up
anguished
demoralised
UK
upset
solemn
moody
dreary
funereal
in the dumps
troubled
spiritless
comfortless
crushed
depressing
black
saturnine
grim
morbid
chap-fallen
dark
hurting
depressive
in pain
abject
downbeat
elegiac
dragged
rueful
in the doldrums
lonesome
gray
US
lonely
devastated
grey
UK
choked
elegiacal
afflicted
sepulchral
negative
chapfallen
bummed out
long-faced
dull
godforsaken
teary
dour
drear
cold
dismayed
cheesed off
destroyed
mirthless
dire
piteous
tenebrous
weeping
dreich
tenebrific
brassed off
down and out
chill
murky
darkening
plutonian
wistful
sunless
cloudy
weighed down
Cimmerian
out of sorts
hurt
cynical
distraught
resigned
cut up
pained
grieved
bereaved
pathetic
tragic
sorrowing
gutted
weary
tristful
agonized
US
weepy
regretful
lachrymose
down-hearted
mopey
daunted
agonised
UK
sulky
pitiful
drab
bleeding
disheartening
dispiriting
crummy
subdued
bitter
emotional
oppressive
tormented
fatalistic
humorless
US
saddening
humourless
UK
let down
taken down
singing the blues
heartrending
sapped
pensive
gloom-ridden
grave
bearish
shaken
suffering
painful
plaintive
sunk
ripped
with a long face
dysphoric
aggrieved
austere
dim
unwelcoming
broken
listless
moping
sober
sunk in gloom
sick at heart
dolent
displeased
uncomfortable
torn up
on a downer
in tears
foreboding
disillusioned
heartbreaking
pitiable
discontented
perturbed
bothered
unenthusiastic
doubtful
down-and-out
flat
cowed
heart-rending
shattered
grumpy
suspicious
distressing
bereft
distrustful
doubting
alarmist
grievous
drearisome
uninviting
helpless
dolesome
lamentable
plangent
heavy
bewailing
bemoaning
wailing
aching
mopish
broody
inhospitable
dingy
bare
stark
hapless
brooding
in grief
in doldrums
crabbed
ruthful
surly
bland
clinical
low-down
calamitous
draggy
dejecting
impersonal
low in spirits
given to looking on the black side
in the toilet
wintry
US
jarring
wintery
UK
institutional
bowed down
worried
disgruntled
concerned
enervated
defeated
disenchanted
deterred
deflated
shamefaced
unnerved
disturbed
earnest
dashed
suicidal
lamenting
anxious
traumatized
US
discombobulated
uptight
overwhelmed
abashed
intimidated
disconcerted
discouraging
bugged
shook
companionless
thrown
forsaken
abandoned
tortured
sheepish
antsy
down-in-the-mouth
unconsolable
overcome
friendless
traumatised
UK
adust
funeral
deploring
lorn
harrowing
sorry for yourself
irked
unfortunate
wounded
destitute
dirge-like
shook up
unamused
sobersided
unsatisfied
deplorable
angst-ridden
sour
very sad
heavy with grief
overcome with sorrow
in a funk
ugly
long-suffering
in sorrow
in mourning
unhopeful
down in dumps
full of sorrow
po-faced
at the end of your tether
triste
languid
blue funk
stony-faced
languorous
sore
burned
contused
apathetic
undermined
mopy
angry
annoyed
cross
nostalgic
without energy
heart-sick
drained
emo
churlish
poor
worthless
unmanned
empty
devitalized
serious
sick
dirgeful
sedate
doomed
fraught
ill-humoured
UK
huffy
torn-up
discontent
lowered
bowed
looking on the dark side
looking on the black side
cringing
browbeaten
guilty
lost
unmitigable
ill-humored
US
luckless
prostrate with grief
frantic
off
sluggish
depressant
unable to be comforted
unable to be consoled
forgotten
homeless
dolorific
regrettable
afflictive
strained
beside oneself with grief
troubling
tear-jerking
affecting
reflective
taciturn
feeling low
guilty-looking
furtive
uncared-for
racked
ailing
afflicting
ashamed
embarrassed
sneaking
no-win
strabilious
unfavorable
US
unfavourable
UK
dragging
solitary
defenseless
US
defenceless
UK
fruitless
alone
down in mouth
threnodic
bummed
powerless
downtrodden
feel-bad
dirgelike
uncertain
uneasy
crying
taken aback
shot-down
let-down
not happy
cowering
humiliated
conscience-stricken
feeling down
full of gloom
at wits' end
have the blahs
without hope
can't win
ticked off
teed off
browned off
peed off
up the creek
worrying
not a prayer
in the soup
dissatisfied
languished
having the blahs
crabby
having blue devils
vexed
agitated
discomposed
ruffled
disquieted
sobbing
harsh
at
horrid
whimpering
snivelling
UK
looking as if one had lost a pound and found a penny
harassed
wrecked
discountenanced
flustered
aflutter
plagued
frustrated
discomfited
at end of one's rope
close to tears
misanthropic
haunted
spooked
harrowed
chilly
chagrined
miffed
blubbering
maudlin
moving
agonizing
US
unenthused
unconfident
atrabilious
clouded
dampened
drooping
sagging
aghast
beaten
larmoyant
beat
jumpy
persecuted
unglued
stirring
worsted
vanquished
baulked
UK
objecting
balked
US
agonising
UK
sniveling
US
on the verge of tears
strung out
sob story
easily moved
put off
beat-down
come-apart
caved-in
down-in-mouth
in floods of tears
with tears in your eyes
lacking in confidence
lacking in enthusiasm
having lost heart
mortified
in a stew
racked with suffering
in a tizzy
racked with pain
pining
with cold feet
lost momentum
in blue funk
gone to pieces
isolated
outcast
withdrawn
estranged
unloved
rejected
unpopular
unwanted
all alone
unsocial
unbefriended
uncherished
with no one to turn to
without companions
by yourself
without friends
without a friend in the world
feeling friendless
more ❯
“There were a few
damp
spirits in Galway on day two of the races.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking in enthusiasm
indifferent
spiritless
unenthusiastic
apathetic
blasé
casual
insipid
lackadaisical
unenthused
uninterested
emotionless
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
lethargic
nonchalant
tepid
weak
unresponsive
half-hearted
lukewarm
languid
listless
uninvolved
phlegmatic
unmoved
cool
passive
perfunctory
bored
unimpressed
cursory
neutral
offhand
Laodicean
not enthusiastic
unexcited
impassive
feeble
unconvincing
unconcerned
lame
superficial
irresolute
tame
subdued
uneager
limp
desultory
halfhearted
paltry
nominal
token
disinterested
timorous
mild
passionless
reluctant
lifeless
unwilling
dispassionate
meager
US
vague
meagre
UK
faint
wishy-washy
flat
weakly
unlively
restrained
calm
unelectrified
mechanical
unemotional
hollow
blasé
empty
unconvinced
uninspired
cold
laodicean
hesitant
uncertain
chilly
uncommitted
unresolved
undecided
indecisive
incurious
laid-back
non-committal
not interested
complacent
unfeeling
insouciant
detached
insensible
uncaring
pococurante
clinical
uncurious
withdrawn
remote
negative
timid
frail
unsubstantial
fragile
gentle
moderate
pathetic
flimsy
tenuous
just watching the clock
not giving a damn
faint-hearted
low-key
lily-livered
more ❯
“The Telugu Titans did the league no favors by turning out a
damp
effort at home.”
Adjective
▲
Smelling stale, damp, or stuffy
fusty
stuffy
musty
stale
airless
moldering
US
mouldering
UK
frowsty
close
mildewed
mildewy
moldy
US
mouldy
UK
oppressive
rank
stagnant
suffocating
unventilated
ill-smelling
malodorous
smelly
dank
decayed
funky
strong
reeking
stenchy
foul
frowsy
ripe
stinky
noisome
reeky
frowzy
stinking
fetid
US
mucid
squalid
foetid
UK
filthy
putrid
dirty
spoilt
UK
spoiled
US
rotten
rotting
decaying
decomposed
bad
decomposing
festering
putrescent
rancid
putrefied
perished
off
addled
corrupted
wormy
carious
worm-eaten
rotted
maggoty
flyblown
smutty
blighted
wasted
corroded
unsound
crumbling
carrion
sprouting
fungal
seedy
neglected
putrefying
disused
moldered
US
withered
ruined
gangrenous
mouldered
UK
riddled
tainted
sour
contaminated
putrified
diseased
defiled
corroding
corrupt
caried
dirtied
mephitic
noxious
pustular
poisonous
festy
purulent
faecal
UK
sullied
beastly
unpleasant
smelling
offensive
infected
fecal
US
polluted
unfit for human consumption
nasty
gross
bad-smelling
loathsome
unclean
feculent
soiled
overripe
disgusting
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Characterized by windy or stormy conditions
inclement
rough
stormy
foul
raw
bitter
bleak
tempestuous
cold
severe
squally
wintery
UK
wintry
US
chilly
freezing
harsh
nasty
rainy
bad
blustery
drizzly
extreme
icy
snowy
wet
wild
windy
dirty
filthy
rigorous
turbulent
unpleasant
adverse
boisterous
intemperate
brutal
hard
rugged
violent
raging
gusty
blowy
roaring
thundery
howling
blustering
choppy
furious
tumultuous
angry
frigid
storming
threatening
storm-wracked
murky
vehement
torrid
menacing
savage
frenzied
unsettled
stormful
riproaring
coming down
raining cats and dogs
breezy
disagreeable
gusting
overcast
airy
heavy
storm-tossed
fresh
windswept
foggy
blusterous
agitated
draughty
UK
gloomy
drafty
US
blowing
dark
intense
misty
louring
miserable
cloudy
ferocious
brisk
heaving
fierce
bracing
gray
US
chill
grey
UK
grim
strong
cyclonic
exposed
hazardous
risky
horrible
squallish
well-ventilated
wuthering
wind-swept
boiling
evil
disturbed
rough-and-tumble
vile
frosty
battered
weather-beaten
blizzardlike
ruffled
broken
wavy
ripply
tough
foreboding
ominous
trying
oppressive
full of waves
cruel
onerous
forbidding
grievous
excruciating
malevolent
baleful
volatile
inauspicious
burdensome
stiff
murderous
sombre
UK
sinister
morbid
somber
US
searing
inhuman
hardhanded
punishing
unforgiving
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Fresh and innocent
dewy
innocent
naive
simple
unsophisticated
green
ingenuous
unworldly
unsuspicious
unsuspecting
unwary
naif
unknowing
uncritical
simpleminded
primitive
moist
wet
dewy-eyed
wide-eyed
aw-shucks
dew-covered
heavy with dew
inexperienced
raw
childlike
immature
credulous
ignorant
impressionable
callow
wet behind the ears
fresh
unschooled
born yesterday
natural
gullible
youthful
artless
unaffected
trusting
undeveloped
easy
naïf
young
unfledged
unstudied
like a babe in the woods
as green as grass
guileless
unpretentious
untutored
insensible
uninitiated
untrained
unwise
nescient
untaught
tenderfoot
rookie
unseasoned
folksy
unartificial
clean
tender
jejune
plain
new
unacquainted
unfamiliar
accepting
unsceptical
undeceitful
infant
juvenile
adolescent
vulnerable
over-trusting
unguarded
unquestioning
trustful
susceptible
exploitable
gullable
childish
vernal
verdant
unripe
unrefined
easily deceived
easily taken in
green as grass
modest
down-to-earth
unpolished
unassuming
gauche
lacking experience
fond
savage
uncivilized
US
parochial
provincial
rustic
uninformed
confiding
silly
virginal
uncultivated
barbaric
barbarian
cornball
bush-league
corny
homey
unadulterated
kid
pure
genuine
without airs
authentic
uncorrupted
virgin
cute
quaint
shallow
unjaded
uneducated
countrified
Panglossian
starry-eyed
simple-minded
uncivilised
UK
fierce
unlearned
uncultured
untamed
animal
brutish
undomesticated
vestigial
underdeveloped
austere
atavistic
nonliterate
wild
barbarous
naïve
amateurish
untested
untried
unpracticed
just starting out
unversed
unconversant
unaccustomed
amateur
unproven
unskilled
inexpert
idealistic
country
uncool
corn-fed
babe in woods
oblivious
unaware
unmindful
unwitting
unenlightened
incognizant
benighted
clueless
unconscious
unformed
unripened
uninstructed
illiterate
open
unread
unlettered
thick
puerile
moronic
rude
witless
unknowledgeable
easily led
sophomoric
undisciplined
dense
stupid
unpretending
in the dark
birdbrained
spontaneous
unqualified
unintellectual
heedless
inept
mindless
obtuse
imbecilic
dupable
deceivable
cretinous
dumb
analphabetic
wet behind ears
crude
foolish
believing
unintelligent
unpractised
misinformed
over-trustful
childly
prentice
humble
homely
unused
apprenticed
real
true
spring chicken
unfamiliar with
slow
uncomplicated
honest-to-goodness
fleeceable
unskeptical
blind to
biting
honest
dim
dopey
dark
babyish
frivolous
unscholarly
unimposing
unostentatious
uninitiate
sincere
unbaked
sophomore
jellybean
dozy
unpresumptuous
backward
blind
airheaded
unweaned
not aware
not dry behind ears
easy-going
laid-back
self-effacing
slow on the uptake
idiotic
brainless
feeble-minded
unrehearsed
developing
junior
fledgling
budding
indiscriminating
fresh-faced
unstudious
incompetent
girlish
boyish
ordinary
impractical
dull
tenderfooted
newly arrived
lamblike
overtrusting
kidstuff
unskillful
wholesome
half-witted
ill-informed
vacuous
slow-witted
thickheaded
thick-witted
quiet
nonprofessional
unprofessional
lowly
imprudent
jackleg
softheaded
unsmart
straightforward
candid
simplistic
soppy
unrealistic
teary-eyed
sentimental
sinless
undefiled
dovelike
unwarned
uncontrived
undesigning
frank
readily swallowing whole
easy mark
readily taken in
readily falling for
swallowing
undoubting
cracker-barrel
unspoiled
unobtrusive
unspoilt
inelaborate
unambitious
down
uncomplex
unbeautified
discreet
free-spirited
prosaic
unembellished
taken in
off guard
on the up and up
up front
down home
brash
reckless
superstitious
inattentive
deaf
insensitive
unobservant
unperceptive
unresponsive
prone to superstition
caught napping
unconcerned
out of it
inconversant
not all there
mooning
spacey
out to lunch
not cognizant
not in the loop
doped
in a daze
daydreaming
forgetful
negligent
careless
deaf to
out cold
superficial
daft
uncomprehending
dotish
divvy
chowderheaded
dof
hebete
glaikit
empty-headed
pig-ignorant
thick as two short planks
not the full shilling
as thick as two short planks
a brick short of a load
two sandwiches short of a picnic
dead from the neck up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Tufted
mossy
covered
cushiony
downy
fresh
green
moist
moss-covered
moss-grown
mosslike
moss-topped
overgrown
plushy
smooth
soft
tufted
velvety
Adjective
▲
Depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
dreary
drab
dull
boring
tedious
uninteresting
humdrum
wearisome
dry
flat
lifeless
monotonous
routine
colourless
UK
jejune
pedestrian
tiresome
uneventful
unexciting
banal
bland
desolate
ho-hum
insipid
sterile
bloodless
mind-numbing
soul-destroying
uninspiring
unstimulating
vapid
arid
colorless
US
commonplace
drudging
dusty
everyday
heavy
jading
leaden
monochromatic
numbing
old
ponderous
prosaic
quotidian
run-of-the-mill
slow
stale
stodgy
stuffy
stupid
tame
tiring
unexceptional
unremarkable
weary
wearying
featureless
repetitive
unvaried
blah
dispiriting
downcast
oppressive
raw
sorrowful
windy
wintery
UK
wintry
US
dry as dust
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
mundane
unimaginative
uninspired
characterless
ordinary
lusterless
plain
lustreless
spiritless
trite
muted
repetitious
somber
US
sombre
UK
grey
UK
gray
US
pale
tired
faded
unvarying
common
unlustrous
plodding
vanilla
pallid
dim
subdued
dark
nothing
ho hum
workaday
dead
toned down
deadly
dingy
bromidic
samey
mediocre
ashen
washed out
laborious
bleak
fatiguing
prosy
wishy-washy
nondescript
anaemic
UK
nowhere
hackneyed
washed-out
banausic
ashy
draggy
torpid
conventional
barren
illustrous
black
anemic
US
weak
soporific
subfusc
platitudinous
neutral
usual
dull as dishwater
feeble
dullsville
vacuous
mechanical
normal
soulless
lame
matte
unanimated
wooden
stiff
unoriginal
irksome
dull-coloured
average
enervating
exhausting
pastel
undistinguished
restrained
dark-colored
US
derivative
lacking variety
limp
unmemorable
day-to-day
turgid
depressing
nothing to write home about
watery
monochrome
dark-coloured
UK
no great shakes
sluggish
unchanging
laboured
UK
unrelieved
labored
US
middle-of-the-road
zero
dreich
predictable
monotone
typical
dull as ditchwater
ornery
treadmill
pabulum
hacky
big yawn
toned-down
threadbare
plain vanilla
listless
zestless
mat
inoffensive
empty
apathetic
soft
subtle
not up to much
antiseptic
square
uniform
deadly dull
plebeian
interminable
stereotyped
shaded
mellow
stock
yawnsome
expressionless
garden-variety
standard
unentertaining
unenjoyable
inane
quiet
weariful
softened
understated
lowered
white-bread
regular
bog-standard
customary
lacking variation
staid
lacking excitement
lacking interest
simple
unobtrusive
common or garden
fuddy-duddy
mindless
non-stimulating
low-key
static
heavy-going
gloomy
cold
flavorless
US
washy
toneless
dulled
pedantic
passionless
moth-eaten
well-worn
mousy
pointless
sleepy
undistinctive
dowdy
unspirited
hollow
innocuous
unproductive
deadening
mainstream
clichéd
milk-and-water
vacant
flavourless
UK
familiar
sapless
stilted
prolix
stagnant
dragging
dismal
so-so
garden variety
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
standard-issue
trivial
corny
one-horse
a dime a dozen
OK
truistic
not fun
generic
dead-and-alive
lowly
sedate
pompous
difficult
unlively
unpassioned
bummer
drag
cloying
drear
bomb
serious
menial
uninterested
tepid
over-serious
disheartening
unsatisfying
demoralizing
US
unfulfilling
unromantic
indistinct
greyish
UK
annoying
irritating
sleep-inducing
unspecial
droning
usual thing
long-winded
bleached
sooty
dun
grimy
light
muddy
discoloured
UK
discolored
US
earthbound
cardboard
trying
frustrating
worn-out
puerile
boresome
vexatious
inert
uncreative
miserable
overlong
sober
formal
slack
delicate
yawn producing
unfeeling
unexpressive
unexcited
matter-of-fact
grayish
US
mortal
poky
snooze
demoralising
UK
run of the mill
forced
depressed
verbose
half-pie
uninflected
without variety
straightforward
tasteless
backward
nitty-gritty
terrestrial
unprogressive
inactive
endless
unexceptionable
unobjectionable
unseasoned
whitebread
unpalatable
blind
weighty
harmless
reiterated
samely
monotonic
all the same
recurrent
sing-song
unchanged
anodyne
safe
backwoods
comatose
meager
US
halfhearted
diluted
modest
meagre
UK
heavy going
soft-hued
not so hot
waterish
nerdy
wimpy
unappealing
namby-pamby
workday
businesslike
homespun
indifferent
boiled down
without punch
general
useless
flat as pancake
middling
unpretentious
lead balloon
hard to digest
behind the times
long-drawn-out
puts one to sleep
futile
homely
fair
vain
profitless
passable
diddly
practical
actual
practicable
prose
yawn
clean
blank
deadpan
humble
suburban
unrewarding
run-of-the-mine
medium
tolerable
run-of-mine
second-class
second-rate
dime-a-dozen
not bad
indistinctive
faceless
noncommittal
accustomed
fruitless
worthless
plastic
unnoteworthy
inferior
garden
mean
neither one thing nor the other
matter-of- fact
passive
lethargic
aimless
valueless
unprofitable
purposeless
hack
stereotypical
overused
overdone
overworked
emotionless
ineffectual
otiose
unavailing
unsuccessful
bootless
inefficacious
ineffective
abortive
time-worn
hoary
shopworn
cliche
obligatory
cornball
musty
hackney
worn out
cobwebby
timeworn
slothful
unfruitful
unfilled
unprolific
clear
old hat
dime-store
cliché-ridden
inexpressive
joyless
lank
spent
lacking vitality
facile
played out
noplace
dumb
hokey
cornfed
tripe
two-dimensional
matt
unappetizing
forgettable
unsavory
US
unsavoury
UK
mild
unemotional
half-hearted
impassive
savorless
inedible
insignificant
uneatable
distasteful
uninviting
poor
inadequate
languid
not much cop
nothing to get excited about
pathetic
etiolated
nothing special
stony
beige
unimpressive
numb
stolid
unadorned
driveling
US
drivelling
UK
watered-down
remote
distant
bush-league
innocent
savourless
intermediate
puny
disagreeable
benign
off-putting
unpleasant
ten a penny
unoffending
revolting
disgusting
unattractive
nauseating
sickening
unimportant
frail
cool
wan
yucky
undemonstrative
gentle
nonprovocative
institutional
unadventurous
derived
uninventive
indecisive
sick-making
gross
frigid
dispassionate
detached
glacial
enervated
friendly
flat tire
controlled
phlegmatic
calm
aloof
non-aggressive
non-violent
non-combative
straight-faced
poker-faced
elementary
reserved
stoic
stoical
impassible
affectless
unembellished
chill
imperturbable
heartless
unimpassioned
immovable
icy
impersonal
unaffected
nonemotional
bog standard
slight
cold-blooded
middle of the road
self-controlled
cool, calm and collected
stony-eyed
impotent
powerless
vigourless
monolithic
unflavoured
sour
bitter
clinical
hurtless
unimpressed
unmoved
heavy-handed
vague
achromatic
indeterminate
indistinguishable
undefined
abstract
innoxious
rancid
horrible
unartistic
white
unfateful
noneventful
inconclusive
spiceless
least
Milquetoast
peaceable
unsentimental
unvarnished
unpoetic
literal
factual
blending into the background
amateurish
amateur
neglectable
negligible
boilerplate
phoned in
nebbish
fatuous
tenuous
peaceful
basic
no-frills
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
off-the-shelf
foul-tasting
indigestible
jake
spineless
effete
sickly
pleasant
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
unenthusiastic
weak-kneed
wet
limp-wristed
fair to middling
inconsequential
piddling
immaterial
loathsome
repugnant
stark
nameless
meaningless
whatever
not very good
irresolute
lukewarm
ignorable
foul
nasty
vile
wimpish
nerveless
invertebrate
weakened
weakling
of little consequence
of little importance
of no consequence
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
inanimate
unreadable
inscrutable
noisome
unkind
coldhearted
anaesthetic
UK
insensitive
insensible
indolent
lazy
anesthetic
US
glazed
catatonic
fixed
wavering
cowardly
vacillating
regimented
devoid
folksy
inelaborate
pure and simple
normophilic
uncluttered
unornamented
austere
rustic
your basic
unostentatious
uncomplicated
unelaborate
undecorated
governmental
utilitarian
corporate
functional
rudimentary
ugly
uncontroversial
inobnoxious
low
diffuse
dimmed
diffused
standard issue
wholesome
tinted
diminished
glimmering
glowing
shimmering
moderate
pokerfaced
blurred
laid back
bated
lambent
faint
hazy
thin
prevalent
natural
familiar tune
boiler plate
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be, or cause to be, slightly wet
moisten
dampen
wet
bedew
humidify
dew
irrigate
soak
water
humect
humify
moisturise
UK
moisturize
US
sparge
spray
sprinkle
shower
besprinkle
rinse
drench
dabble
make damp
bathe
steep
splatter
dip
sog
mist
waterlog
saturate
sop
lick
squirt
steam
wash
splash
moistify
water down
make wet
rain on
bewater
hydrate
more ❯
“
Damp
the edges of the pastry and fold over, sealing by pinching between finger and thumb.”
Verb
▲
To deprive of emotional or intellectual life, energy or vitality
castrate
geld
petrify
devitalize
enervate
lobotomize
desiccate
dehydrate
deaden
dampen
discourage
dismay
dispirit
deject
depress
daunt
dishearten
dash
crush
shake
demoralize
US
chill
cast down
cow
demoralise
UK
knock sideways
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
knock the stuffing out of
knock for six
deter
unnerve
unman
sadden
sap
undermine
throw
subdue
frustrate
give someone the blues
disappoint
desolate
weaken
humble
disincline
make downhearted
make dejected
upset
put a damper on
weigh down
disparage
bring low
disturb
weigh heavily on
get down
make someone fed up
debilitate
humiliate
indispose
make dispirited
make crestfallen
put down
bring down
enfeeble
rattle
disconcert
disempower
get to
blow up
jumble
abash
send up
deflate
muddle
unzip
disorder
disarrange
nonplus
disorganize
discountenance
snarl
unglue
take apart
blow out
embarrass
psych out
take steam out
cripple
unsettle
cloud
blanket
stamp out
oppress
distress
grieve
trouble
try
afflict
perturb
torment
ail
drain
weary
haunt
harrow
burden
aggrieve
mortify
bother
bug
dampen spirits
hang over
faze
drag
run down
abase
make gloomy
make desolate
break someone's spirit
make unhappy
bear down
harsh someone's mellow
reduce to tears
bum out
make one's heart bleed
dash hopes
beat
cast a gloom upon
turn off
darken
make someone's heart bleed
break someone's heart
bring tears to your eyes
cause suffering to
beat down
make despondent
make sad
dull
keep under
vex
chagrin
worry
alarm
discompose
put off
disquiet
concern
discomfit
irk
disgruntle
agitate
hurt
pain
break one's heart
let down
take the wind out of your sails
scare
overwhelm
intimidate
appal
UK
emasculate
annoy
exasperate
confound
panic
squash
shatter
disillusion
flatten
startle
irritate
psych
appall
US
unhinge
undo
embitter
take aback
shake up
paralyse
UK
disenchant
agonize
US
discomfort
chasten
frazzle
paralyze
US
spook
harass
nark
throw off balance
demotivate
disoblige
fluster
hack off
put someone off their stroke
make blue
drag down
dampen the spirits of
puzzle
make miserable
agonise
UK
burn up
put into a funk
suppress
subjugate
lower
break
devastate
dispraise
tire
overcome
defeat
cast a shadow
lie
bear down on
damp down
press
down
deplore
dampen someone's spirit
shame
dump
lie heavy on
prey on
cast a pall over
underwhelm
scare off
dissuade
torture
cast a gloom on
infuriate
anger
take the heart out of
dash the hopes of
floor
consternate
discombobulate
shatter the illusions of
burst bubble
horrify
frighten
wound
sting
thwart
madden
plague
gnaw at
pester
stress
discommode
knock the wind out of
shock
baffle
fret
rack
cause anguish to
strain
break the heart of
rile
make wretched
gall
harsh one's mellow
dissatisfy
aggravate
sour
unstring
displease
cut to the quick
surprise
miff
put into a flap
undermine one's confidence
hagride
alarum
distemper
distract
exercise
flurry
fuss
terrify
derail
drive crazy
make discontented
drive mad
affright
pother
throw into a tizz
snafu
flummox
dumbfound
terrorize
US
weird out
freak out
perplex
mystify
terrorise
UK
bewilder
sap the confidence of
set back
cause someone to lose their composure
wind up
snub
destroy
debunk
belittle
quash
foul up
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
louse up
muck up
awe
soften
melt
touch
confuse
give a turn
knock down
puncture balloon
shoot down
take down
cut down to size
give someone the hump
throw into a tizzy
put the wind up
overawe
let down easy
repress
droop
prostrate
let wind out of sails
kick in the teeth
take down a peg or two
tug at your heartstrings
tug at the heart
arouse sympathy
arouse pity
cause to lose heart
dampen someone's hopes
cause to lose hope
more ❯
“Sometimes, regulation may
damp
innovation.”
Verb
▲
To decrease in feeling, strength or intensity
deaden
dull
blunt
benumb
dampen
numb
cauterise
UK
cauterize
US
lessen
reduce
diminish
stifle
assuage
soften
moderate
ease
relieve
alleviate
decrease
soothe
smother
stun
abate
paralyze
US
freeze
paralyse
UK
stupefy
suppress
desensitize
US
chill
daze
hebetate
anaesthetize
UK
anesthetize
US
obtund
take the edge off
tone down
desensitise
UK
damp down
mitigate
immobilize
US
palliate
bank
weaken
subdue
petrify
drug
torpefy
get rid of
immobilise
UK
put an end to
render insensitive
knock out
deprive of sensation
shock
check
cushion
repress
cumber
depress
absorb
impair
retard
buffer
blanket
slow
allay
temper
mollify
attenuate
undermine
calm
dilute
appease
muffle
cool
slake
sate
thin
water down
put a damper on
more ❯
“He wanted to sit on the deck and hold his wounded foot to
damp
the pain, but I would not allow it.”
Verb
▲
To restrain or inhibit
check
curb
inhibit
restrain
stifle
hamper
hinder
allay
deaden
diminish
reduce
lessen
dull
blunt
moderate
mitigate
still
temper
assuage
quell
alleviate
soften
lighten
attenuate
decrease
tone down
subdue
cool
relieve
weaken
ease
lower
smother
abate
take the edge off
calm
suppress
mollify
dampen
soothe
mute
placate
palliate
cushion
soft-pedal
take the bite out
take the sting out
quench
quiet
dilute
curtail
pacify
tranquilize
US
minimize
US
ebb
damp down
tranquillize
UK
minimise
UK
de-escalate
wind down
ease off
put a damper on
muffle
extinguish
slake
overcome
extenuate
help
quieten
control
cut
depreciate
depress
modify
lull
sweeten
make less intense
put damper on
put the lid on
smooth
slacken
ameliorate
sate
address
improve
remit
appease
degrade
taper
pour oil on
shrink
contract
wane
subside
decrement
impair
erode
dwindle
downsize
commute
excuse
cut back
abase
squelch
wear away
roll back
peter out
cut down
wear down
reduce the force of
tail off
regulate
repress
tame
modulate
restrict
constrain
hold in
mince
break
mellow
relax
temperate
meet halfway
play down
cool out
keep under control
keep in check
benumb
numb
chill
cauterize
US
limit
cauterise
UK
more ❯
“June was almost equally pleased, and only one thought crept in to
damp
her enthusiasm.”
Verb
▲
To be, or cause to be, thoroughly wet or waterlogged
soak
drench
wet
bathe
wash
sodden
steep
moisten
saturate
souse
waterlog
water
dowse
sop
flood
rinse
bedraggle
impregnate
inundate
deluge
swamp
macerate
infuse
drouk
suffuse
imbrue
seethe
water-soak
wet down
wet through
drown
dampen
douse
sprinkle
spray
hose
irrigate
splash
fertigate
imbue
hose down
submerge
immerse
stand
fill
spatter
baptise
UK
drool
baptize
US
water down
humidify
ret
make wet
dip in
dunk
sluice
slosh
duck
flush
wash out
imbathe
permeate
wet thoroughly
dip
swill down
pour
teem
sluice down
slop
splatter
cover
make fertile
bring water to
swab
swill
cleanse
clean
syringe
douche
clear
sloosh
eject
clean out
sloosh down
rinse out
wash down
more ❯
Verb
▲
Prevent the occurrence of
deter
prevent
stop
avert
check
block
hinder
curb
halt
impede
intercept
obstruct
restrain
arrest
balk
US
baulk
UK
foil
forestall
hamper
keep
obviate
preclude
shut out
stave off
stay
counteract
fend off
frustrate
head off
inhibit
thwart
turn aside
ward off
debar
help
let
pre-empt
prohibit
put a stop to
save
chill
cool
dampen
disadvise
divert
forfend
hold back
nip in the bud
scare
rule out
turn off
talk out of
put a damper on
throw cold water on
act like a wet blanket
pour cold water on
bar
retard
restrict
stymie
slow down
hamstring
hold up
encumber
fetter
interfere with
delay
handicap
slow
trammel
shackle
circumvent
avoid
constrain
interdict
forbid
cripple
cramp
stall
hobble
cut off
withhold
deflect
interrupt
stonewall
repress
contravene
crimp
limit
clog
cumber
handcuff
hog-tie
keep back
tie up
set back
stand in the way of
throw a spanner in the works
disrupt
suppress
put an end to
exclude
derail
preempt
manacle
oppose
baffle
embarrass
short-circuit
put a brake on
slow up
hang up
shut off
get in the way of
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
dissuade from
detain
bridle
eliminate
anticipate
scotch
brake
except
smother
stifle
neutralize
US
discourage
curtail
scupper
muzzle
discomfit
freeze
parry
rattle
bork
interfere
second-guess
faze
hold
subdue
neutralise
UK
rein in
choke
pick off
ward
make late
get ahead of
get in before
put paid to
hold in
put off
box in
beat someone to the punch
make impossible
bring to screeching halt
make it impossible for
foul up
close off
screw up
beat someone to it
shut down
provide against
beat someone to the draw
hold down
steal a march on
get in the way
stem the flow of
louse up
defend against
hold off
forefend
free
spare
reprieve
commandeer
keep waiting
absolve
postpone
bottleneck
retardate
be early
be one step ahead of
act in advance of
prepare for
head off at pass
burden
keep from
disqualify
cause to wait
cause to stay
exempt
dispense
crab
resist
defer
pause
protract
remit
shelve
prorogue
estop
discharge
dissuade
quash
intermit
confine
prolong
queer someone's pitch
be a hindrance to
throw a spoke in the wheel of
make impracticable
quit
make it impracticable for
discontinue
cease
shunt
look away
shove aside
turn
turn from
veer
put back
back off
bog down
hold off on
choke off
take down
hold over
sandbag
taboo
bit
reduce
outlaw
enjoin
obscure
put on brakes
keep in
strangulate
preoccupy
forecast
monopolize
US
project
expect
foresee
envision
predict
prevent the occurrence of
factor out
put the brakes on
take out of play
monopolise
UK
ruin
control
scuttle
overturn
snooker
invalidate
confound
repel
nullify
upset
squash
contain
repulse
undo
spoil
nobble
dash
checkmate
outwit
moderate
blank
counter
defeat
do for
counterplot
disappoint
cross
bury
discard
discount
dismiss
regulate
muffle
strangle
dam
bind
entangle
chain
disconcert
discipline
keep under control
gag
tame
peg
put the stopper on
put a spoke in someone's wheel
cause setback
get the better of
upset the applecart
put end to
mess up
put the mockers on
put the kibosh on
beat down
take wind out of sails
govern
measure
rule
entrammel
cancel
proscribe
abolish
revoke
recant
disallow
suspend
reject
cramp one's style
give a hard time
saddle with
put a limit on
keep in check
close out
ban
freeze out
leave out
count out
bate
close one's doors to
not consider
forget about
keep lid on
cool down
put the brakes on
keep a tight rein on
fight back
button up
keep a lid on
keep within bounds
keep the lid on
bite back
cut back
cool off
keep tight rein on
choke back
silence
bottle up
squelch
tie
swallow
kill
diminish
extinguish
crush
stem
straiten
quell
stamp out
overpower
lessen
deaden
overcome
cork
constrict
cork up
shush
damp down
quench
decelerate
still
crack down on
steer clear of
conceal
decrease
clamp down on
throttle
tie down
evade
conquer
stump
cramp someone's style
quelch
put down
impair
hem in
circumscribe
mute
delimit
catch
inconvenience
dull
temper
destroy
sabotage
disadvantage
sink
hide
cap
abstain
submerge
jam
desist
terminate
pocket
forgo
refrain
weigh down
beat
eschew
circumnavigate
end
forbear
pull in
abjure
quiet
sidestep
skirt
cut short
bottle
block out
shut in
put the lid on
jam up
snuff out
stop oneself
slap down
give up
deflate
break off
weaken
depress
incommode
discommode
staunch
slacken
rein
fix
leash
deny
mire
censor
draw up
stunt
pull up
fetch up
lay off
forswear
tie someone's hands
escape
barricade
set
stultify
abate
put on hold
occlude
close
stuff
put at a disadvantage
negate
place at a disadvantage
block up
clog up
blockade
close up
shun
put a lid on
cover up
forsake
congest
stop up
bung up
annul
keep secret
drag your feet
put out
spike
plug up
lock up
hold in check
give the run around
keep down
fight shy of
resist the temptation to
keep inside
give a wide berth to
swear off
put half nelson on
leave off
cut down
jack in
sidetrack
tie-up
overload
straitjacket
inc
master
harsh
retain
get out of
suffocate
charge
oppress
bother
bypass
debilitate
clot
make difficult
fight
sideline
bilk
offset
buck
set limits on
impose limits on
enmesh
net
ensnare
capture
put straitjacket on
prevent from making progress
affect
disturb
constipate
throw monkey wrench in
tie one's hands
snag
refuse
keep a rein on
rebuff
put a crimp in
tamper
influence
puzzle
wreck
ditch
take wind out of
crash
juke
unsettle
get bogged down
box up
keep feeling inside oneself
confuse
gain control over
gain mastery over
gum up
trouble
conflict
mystify
stave
tether
bite one's lip
demarcate
slacken pace
nonplus
not allow to go beyond
keep within the limits of
narrow down
stand
fence
give disadvantage
take out
devitalize
sap
refuse to pay
put on ice
put out of commission
bring to a standstill
plug
screen
flummox
allay
confront
lag
keep at bay
keep off
bound
complicate
veto
mothball
immobilize
US
immobilise
UK
pigeonhole
corner
dead-end
hush
tongue-tie
ice
quieten
seal
caulk
blunt
bring up
loiter
qualify
procrastinate
embog
reef
crool
banjax
incarcerate
imprison
intern
play for time
renounce
fill
fill up
shake
indispose
lick
lower
dry up
dummy up
shut up
stand still
hang fire
vanquish
overthrow
come to a standstill
choke up
stanch
pack
embargo
specify
demark
prescribe
wrong
benumb
not move
stand off
peter out
monkey with
dash one's hope
render null and void
back-water
hit the brakes
lose speed
lose steam
let down flaps
wind down
anchor it
gaol
UK
lock in
coop up
fence in
jail
US
close in
immure
concuss
deprive
shotgun
necessitate
numb
cow
dumb
settle
delimitate
define
girdle
criminalize
US
clam
block off
bung
triumph over
calm
put on back burner
pass on
place an embargo on
make illegal
put a lock on
put a stopper in
zing
nix
gridlock
put chill on
criminalise
UK
treat harshly
throw a monkey wrench into
overwhelm
dominate
clamp
annihilate
trample
cauterize
US
stopper
bog
place a limit on
finish
dispense with
do without
kick
drop
enfetter
gyve
pinion
enchain
treat unfairly
do a disservice to
give a disadvantage to
be unfair to
put in an unfavourable position
treat unfavourably
tell against
inflict a handicap on
trample on
drive underground
keep within limits
draw the line on
mark off
leave alone
put lid on
put kibosh on
bring to naught
sit on
cuff
chain up
clap
secure
cauterise
UK
sit out
pass
avoid doing something
take the pledge
be temperate
pass up
not touch
have nothing to do with
go on the wagon
not do
take the cure
tone down
bring to an end
bring to a stop
bring to a halt
put in irons
clap in irons
forego
let up
put in chains
decline
cut
belay
omit
internalize
US
internalise
UK
shorten
withhold from
abstain from
decline to
refrain from
restrain yourself
sacrifice
go easy
give over
trim
truncate
abridge
abbreviate
shrink
contract
dock
clip
slash
downsize
crop
keep under wraps
black out
lop
chop
elide
syncopate
retrench
minify
pare down
boil down
tighten up
slim down
roll back
put a restriction on
rein back
steer clear
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Verb
▲
To overcome or bring under control
subdue
control
restrain
check
suppress
curb
overcome
repress
bridle
constrain
contain
quell
stifle
inhibit
master
govern
quash
smother
moderate
squash
crush
squelch
silence
arrest
lick
soften
mellow
diminish
lessen
rein in
hold back
keep in check
tone down
snuff out
keep the lid on
crack down on
put down
clamp down on
keep a lid on
slap down
quieten down
nip in the bud
hold in check
get under control
keep a tight rein on
regulate
restrict
limit
tame
keep
measure
keep back
hold
pull in
hold in
keep under control
rule
withhold
bite back
cool
impede
hinder
put the brakes on
simmer down
retard
trammel
fetter
stop
deter
rein back
keep lid on
choke back
fight back
button up
slow down
cork up
compose
confine
delimit
cork
settle
re-collect
calm
adjust
cap
monitor
bottle up
hog-tie
put half nelson on
gain mastery over
gain control over
collect
corner
rally
still
quiet
tranquilize
US
soothe
inspect
recover
lull
damp down
rein
set limits on
impose limits on
keep in line
tranquillize
UK
hamper
muffle
muzzle
strangle
obstruct
discipline
freeze
peg
curtail
gag
keep on a string
keep control of
stall
hamstring
stymie
entrammel
encumber
delay
slow
cramp
hobble
cumber
put a limit on
box in
cut back
slow up
set back
debar
hold up
handicap
prevent
shackle
keep within bounds
cool down
hold down
cool off
keep tight rein on
bring to screeching halt
tie up
stem the flow of
swallow
gulp back
hide
conceal
keep feeling inside oneself
keep secret
box up
cover up
keep in
shut in
halt
bar
thwart
stem
stay
foil
frustrate
pause
neutralize
US
block
catch
reduce
terminate
interrupt
cut short
bottleneck
staunch
counteract
repulse
discourage
choke
rebuff
circumvent
neutralise
UK
brake
checkmate
draw up
slacken pace
pull up
fetch up
put a brake on
interfere with
stand in the way of
bring to a standstill
play for time
put a spoke in someone's wheel
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Noun
▲
Moisture diffused through the air or a solid substance, or condensed on a surface
dampness
humidity
moisture
liquid
wetness
clamminess
dankness
dew
drizzle
condensation
mugginess
water
wet
moistness
rain
raininess
steam
vapor
US
vapour
UK
wateriness
perspiration
precipitation
spray
sweat
sogginess
mist
weakiness
fog
soppiness
humidness
closeness
stickiness
airlessness
sultriness
stuffiness
steaminess
sweatiness
thickness
swelter
vaporization
US
oppressiveness
humectation
fogginess
heaviness
mistiness
dewiness
evaporation
vaporisation
UK
haze
smoke
droplets
exhalation
fume
spindrift
water vapour
UK
water vapor
US
sprinkle
water droplets
smog
cloud
reek
condensate
precipitate
foam
spritz
water buildup
miasma
particles
suspension
air
fumes
ether
breath
gas
effluvium
sea spray
shower
sprinkling
squirt
spoondrift
gush
dewdrops
jet
splash
murk
haar
brume
mizzle
gauze
cloudiness
fine mist
evening dew
morning dew
smur
film
fret
Scotch mist
ground clouds
clag
visibility zero
soup
sea fret
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“Hotter, drier summers will bring an increased risk of property subsidence, while wetter winters may cause
damp
and condensation.”
Noun
▲
Rainy weather
wet
rain
drizzle
rainfall
storm
deluge
downpour
raindrops
rains
shower
torrent
dew
downfall
precipitation
rainstorm
showers
thunderstorm
cloudburst
pour
spray
showery weather
damp weather
rainy season
rainy weather
wet weather
cat-and-dog weather
driving rain
dampness
monsoon
squall
precip
drencher
flood
mizzle
rainwater
Scotch mist
torrential rain
torrent of rain
cloudbust
inundation
moisture
pouring rain
heavy shower
heavy rain
sprinkle
fall
pouring
mist
sheets
condensation
sleet
liquid sunshine
sun shower
heavy dew
fall of rain
tempest
cyclone
hurricane
gale
tornado
typhoon
blizzard
snowstorm
superstorm
windstorm
hailstorm
blast
whirlwind
williwaw
buran
gust
blow
twister
electrical storm
raining cats and dogs
ice storm
dust devil
dust storm
tropical storm
bad weather
Noun
▲
A growth of minute powdery or webby fungi, whitish or of different colors, found on various diseased or decaying substances
mildew
blight
decay
fungus
growth
mold
US
mould
UK
must
mustiness
rot
rust
canker
mouldiness
corrosion
decomposition
corruption
putrefaction
disintegration
saprophyte
wet rot
dry rot
oxidation
smut
erosion
dilapidation
wear
tarnishing
mushroom
toadstool
disease
fustiness
mycelium
cancer
infection
infestation
fungal disease
contagion
virus
pestilence
state of decay
moldiness
rottenness
putrescence
breakdown
rotting
festering
spoilage
perishing
putridity
withering
mortification
gangrene
corroding
senescence
spoilation
wasting
putridness
shrivelling
UK
debasement
shriveling
US
wasting away
going bad
breaking down
deterioration
decline
degeneration
crumbling
dissolution
atrophy
decadence
fading
failing
degeneracy
caries
downfall
extinction
disrepair
depreciation
ruination
adulteration
dying
ruin
decrease
decrepitude
consumption
impairment
degradation
fetidness
dissipation
meltdown
festerment
fester
badness
pollution
foulness
contamination
tainting
dirtying
soiling
noxiousness
senility
maturation
defilement
fragmenting
damage
dissolving
decaying
aging
US
growing old
ageing
UK
breaking up
breaking apart
staleness
flatness
sourness
more ❯
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▲
Restraint
discouragement
deterrent
constraint
curb
disincentive
obstacle
restraint
check
damper
hindrance
impediment
opposition
barrier
dissuasion
restriction
setback
put down
bar
caution
deterrence
rebuff
warning
obstruction
determent
inhibition
brake
limitation
rein
block
encumbrance
hurdle
prevention
bridle
intimidation
limit
shackle
trammel
let
drag
clog
stop
crimp
shackles
cramp
chain
embarrassment
holdback
handicap
fetter
interference
manacle
balk
US
control
baulk
UK
stumbling block
deterring factor
obviation
preemption
preclusion
remonstrance
expostulation
persuasion
chill
cloud
depressant
pall
gloom
stricture
depression
hamper
anchor
binders
retarding device
cinchers
cold water
suppression
hampering
wet blanket
checking
bridling
curbing
repression
retardation
hazard
frustration
holding back
stifling
blocking
shackling
smothering
arrest
baulking
UK
cramping
fettering
stopping
halting
thwarting
quashing
drawback
foiling
hitch
snag
straitjacket
interdict
blockage
prohibition
hangup
sublimation
balking
US
embargo
putting an end to
nipping in the bud
putting an stop to
preventive
defence
UK
defense
US
leash
preventative
defensive measures
circumscription
curtailment
condition
clampdown
retardant
restrainer
ceiling
stoppage
constrainment
constriction
confinement
fetters
suppressant
crackdown
detention
captivity
buttress
catch
break
reverse
reversal
blow
safeguard
maximum
holdup
whammy
harness
cap
threshold
demarcation
bounds
bound
regulation
extent
containment
border
perimeter
boundary
margin
confine
line
curfew
ban
hold
cutoff point
upper limit
tops
cut-off point
line of demarcation
order
weight
reduction
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