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Noun
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A person or thing that has a subduing or inhibiting effect
curb
discouragement
restraint
check
chill
cloud
depressant
hindrance
impediment
limit
limitation
obstacle
restriction
brake
constraint
control
gloom
pall
rein
stricture
depression
inhibition
obstruction
cold water
wet blanket
deterrent
fetter
barrier
circumscription
bridle
more ❯
“The recent dramatic change in the weather conditions put a bit of a damper on the holiday weekend and, although the inns and restaurants were fairly busy, there were a lot less visitors about than there would have been.”
Noun
▲
A device used to soften a musical instrument
mute
muffler
silencer
softener
sordino
sourdine
noise queller
mute pedal
sordine
soft pedal
Noun
▲
Controller or regulator
controller
regulator
stopper
Noun
▲
A person who is anti-fun, or prevents others from having fun
killjoy
grouch
drag
grinch
sourpuss
pessimist
moaner
spoilsport
dampener
partypooper
complainer
mope
wowser
doomsdayer
miserabilist
whiner
Cassandra
Jeremiah
prig
prude
puritan
karen
buzzkill
wet blanket
party pooper
dog in the manger
prophet of doom
stick in the mud
death's head at a feast
misery
more ❯
Noun
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A negative consequence or downside of a given course of action
drawback
disadvantage
obstacle
snag
hindrance
impediment
handicap
difficulty
weakness
problem
hurdle
hitch
flaw
limitation
shortcoming
obstruction
catch
fault
downside
barrier
failing
complication
defect
imperfection
trouble
deficiency
hiccup
disbenefit
deterrent
minus
check
pitfall
inconvenience
liability
detriment
issue
curb
nuisance
lack
negative
debit
strike
incommodity
discouragement
disability
ill
evil
stumbling block
weak point
weak spot
fly in the ointment
spanner in the works
monkey wrench in the works
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for slightly wet or affected with moisture
moister
humider
clammier
wetter
muggier
stickier
danker
soggier
sultrier
steamier
sweatier
oozier
drizzlier
rainier
dewier
mistier
showerier
foggier
drippier
cloudier
claggier
closer
heavier
muckier
stuffier
squelchier
waterier
marshier
slimier
squidgier
more ❯
“Shaking her head, she sat herself down on a cold and slightly damp bench.”
Adjective
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Comparative for despondent or low in spirits
glummer
miserabler
mournfuller
forlorner
gloomier
sadder
dolefuler
sorrier
unhappier
wretcheder
lower
woefuller
moroser
droopier
badder
sombrerUK
sombererUS
sullener
bleaker
moodier
drearier
blacker
grimmer
darker
abjecter
grayerUS
greyerUK
duller
tearier
dourer
more ❯
“There were a few damp spirits in Galway on day two of the races.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in enthusiasm
weaker
cooler
feebler
tamer
lamer
milder
meagererUS
paltrier
meagrerUK
limper
vaguer
fainter
timider
frailer
gentler
wishy-washier
weaklier
flatter
fragiler
hollower
flimsier
laxer
emptier
more indifferent
more spiritless
more unenthusiastic
more apathetic
more blasé
more casual
more insipid
more lackadaisical
more unenthused
more uninterested
more emotionless
more lacklusterUS
more lacklustreUK
more lethargic
more nonchalant
more unresponsive
more half-hearted
more ❯
“The Telugu Titans did the league no favors by turning out a damp effort at home.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
rougher
stormier
fouler
rawer
bitterer
bleaker
colder
severer
squallier
winterierUK
wintrierUS
chillier
harsher
nastier
rainier
badder
drizzlier
extremer
icier
snowier
wetter
wilder
windier
dirtier
filthier
unpleasanter
adverser
harder
ruggeder
violenter
more inclement
more tempestuous
more freezing
more blustery
more rigorous
more turbulent
more boisterous
more intemperate
more brutal
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for fresh and innocent
dewier
simpler
greener
unworldlier
unwarier
naifer
moister
wetter
more innocent
more naive
more unsophisticated
more ingenuous
more unsuspicious
more unsuspecting
more unknowing
more uncritical
more simpleminded
more primitive
more dewy-eyed
more wide-eyed
Adjective
▲
Comparative for tufted
mossier
downier
fresher
greener
moister
plushier
smoother
softer
more cushiony
more mosslike
more overgrown
more velvety
Adjective
▲
Comparative for depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
drearier
drabber
duller
boringer
drier
flatter
blander
arider
dustier
heavier
older
slower
staler
stodgier
stuffier
stupider
tamer
wearier
rawer
windier
winterierUK
wintrierUS
more tedious
more uninteresting
more humdrum
more wearisome
more lifeless
more monotonous
more routine
more colourlessUK
more pedestrian
more tiresome
more uneventful
more unexciting
more banal
more desolate
more ho-hum
more insipid
more sterile
more bloodless
more soul-destroying
more uninspiring
more unstimulating
more vapid
more colorlessUS
more commonplace
more leaden
more ponderous
more prosaic
more quotidian
more run-of-the-mill
more tiring
more unexceptional
more unremarkable
more featureless
more repetitive
more unvaried
more blah
more dispiriting
more downcast
more oppressive
more sorrowful
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