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What is another word for
damper
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Noun
A person or thing that has a subduing or inhibiting effect
Device that reduces noise or muffles sound
A damper is a device that controls, regulates, or stops the flow or movement of something
A person who is habitually gloomy, sullen or miserable
A negative consequence or downside of a given course of action
A device in a piano that reduces sound by placing a damper on the strings
Adjective
Comparative for slightly wet or affected with moisture
Comparative for despondent or low in spirits
Comparative for lacking in enthusiasm
Comparative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
Comparative for depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
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Noun
▲
A person or thing that has a subduing or inhibiting effect
curb
check
hindrance
impediment
restriction
restraint
limitation
obstacle
constraint
obstruction
control
rein
inhibition
stricture
discouragement
brake
limit
chill
cloud
wet blanket
deterrent
barrier
fetter
circumscription
determent
bridle
deterrence
cramp
curtailment
condition
prevention
bar
clampdown
retardant
restrainer
preclusion
dissuasion
suppression
ceiling
stoppage
disincentive
embargo
straitjacket
obviation
setback
confinement
constrainment
constriction
trammel
caution
warning
preemption
block
opposition
fetters
handicap
hampering
arrest
hurdle
suppressant
chain
crackdown
buttress
catch
break
reverse
reversal
blow
hamper
anchor
binders
cinchers
safeguard
maximum
retarding device
rebuff
holdup
whammy
harness
cap
threshold
stop
demarcation
bounds
bound
regulation
extent
containment
border
perimeter
boundary
margin
plateau
confine
repression
line
curfew
ban
prohibition
hold
cutoff point
upper limit
tops
cut-off point
line of demarcation
order
weight
reduction
encumbrance
drag
crimp
interference
shackles
manacle
holdback
snag
balk
US
drawback
stumbling block
clog
baulk
UK
hitch
embarrassment
let
cumber
difficulty
hazard
disadvantage
blockage
burden
impedance
complication
fly in the ointment
spanner in the works
delay
monkey wrench in the works
hiccup
problem
preventive
facer
leash
interruption
inconvenience
millstone
shackle
barricade
lock
gridlock
catch-22
ball and chain
stint
monkey wrench
road block
defence
UK
defense
US
retardation
preventative
binding
wall
sticking point
protection
security
curbing
weakness
issue
inhibitor
precaution
defect
detriment
bottleneck
glitch
excess baggage
albatross
cumbrance
retardment
baggage
joker
rub
remedy
hang-up
jam-up
millstone around your neck
precautionary measure
preventive measure
protective measure
bond
trammels
blocking
slowing
handicapping
deadweight
bonds
jam
bondage
immobilization
US
immobilisation
UK
small difficulty
commitment
obligation
trouble
congestion
pitfall
circumvention
occlusion
injunction
circumspection
qualification
defensive measures
roadblock
blockade
hardship
bind
hold-up
weary load
bridling
frustration
palladium
shackling
baulking
UK
cramping
fettering
bump
uphill
hangup
halt
interception
prophylaxis
balking
US
railing
traverse
fence
veto
shield
holding back
termination
proscription
stone in one's path
interdict
tie
pale
glass ceiling
confines
interdiction
blank wall
boycott
booby trap
mountain to climb
sabotage
intervention
moratorium
protective
end
neutralizer
deterring factor
foot dragging
deal-breaker
fail-safe
anticipatory measure
rahui
snaffle
bit
controller
regulator
limiter
flaw
fault
impairment
load
disablement
disorder
dead weight
red tape
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
▲
Device that reduces noise or muffles sound
muffler
mute
silencer
softener
“The sound engineer installed a
damper
in the concert venue to ensure the music would be crystal clear and free from unwanted echoes.”
Noun
▲
A damper is a device that controls, regulates, or stops the flow or movement of something
control
stopper
“The engineer adjusted the
damper
to regulate the airflow in the ventilation system.”
Noun
▲
A person who is habitually gloomy, sullen or miserable
sourpuss
grouch
complainer
grump
grumbler
grouser
whiner
curmudgeon
crank
growler
bear
crosspatch
crab
fusser
bellyacher
murmurer
mutterer
croaker
pessimist
griper
killjoy
moaner
spoilsport
dampener
misery
sorehead
mope
whinger
melancholiac
carper
discontent
kvetch
faultfinder
shrew
virago
jade
sulker
brooder
wet blanket
party pooper
doom merchant
fault-finder
prophet of doom
dog in the manger
grinch
drag
wowser
malcontent
buzzkill
stick in the mud
stuffed shirt
downer
stick-in-the-mud
miserabilist
doomsdayer
cold fish
cold water
wet rag
poor sport
prig
Jeremiah
prude
Cassandra
puritan
karen
gloomer
doomer
death's head at a feast
bug
kicker
misanthrope
cynic
defeatist
naysayer
melancholic
gloomy
doubter
doomsayer
doomster
sceptic
UK
fatalist
alarmist
doomwatcher
worrier
nihilist
worrywart
worryguts
bear with a sore head
skeptic
US
doom-monger
Debbie downer
negative Nancy
doubting Thomas
doom and gloom merchant
gloom-monger
grumpy person
groaner
cranky person
churl
nagger
moper
protester
kvetcher
nitpicker
objector
depressive
knocker
troublemaker
bad-tempered person
squeaky wheel
miserable person
old trout
crabapple
drip
nonparticipant
bore
odd one out
fuddy-duddy
crepehanger
depreciator
gloom merchant
Job's comforter
gloomy Gus
more ❯
Noun
▲
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
trammel
encumbrance
bar
crimp
block
restriction
drag
cramp
fetter
holdback
inhibition
stop
restraint
manacle
interference
setback
chain
balk
US
hazard
frailty
clog
embarrassment
foible
baulk
UK
cumber
shackles
burden
let
demerit
catch-22
facer
vice
glitch
sin
want
delay
constraint
millstone
inadequacy
blemish
stoppage
brake
dereliction
holdup
dilemma
con
impairment
albatross
joker
headache
impedance
hamper
Achilles heel
penalty
monkey wrench
blockage
predicament
baggage
hampering
pickle
bug
failure
uphill
hassle
rub
lapse
road block
ball and chain
sticking point
hang-up
booby trap
gotcha
misfortune
gimmick
barricade
adversity
hardship
quandary
interruption
straitjacket
retardation
fallibility
infirmity
hangup
hold-up
debility
land mine
blind spot
consequence
harm
chink in the armor
downfall
prevention
blockade
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
scrape
puzzler
lock
inhibitor
bottleneck
mishap
cumbrance
load
prob
flip side
gridlock
shackle
stricture
retardment
negative aspect
excess baggage
fragility
wall
error
worry
plight
preventive
dispute
mess
tight spot
stone in one's path
jam-up
millstone around your neck
can of worms
disputed point
feet of clay
instability
point at issue
gap
unsoundness
sore point
chink in your armour
bond
bad
rein
blocking
privation
affliction
congestion
slowing
aggravation
traverse
afterdeal
handicapping
entanglement
fetters
bonds
occlusion
tribulation
bump
other side of the coin
cross
disincentive
small difficulty
jinx
pinch
pale
circumvention
psychological baggage
idiosyncrasy
quirk
millstone round someone's neck
roadblock
miscarriage
snafu
blank wall
trap
tangle
cost
curbing
cross to bear
sabotage
intervention
knot
mountain to climb
bridling
bad news
disaster area
trick
frustration
inability to hack it
spot
defectiveness
faultiness
shackling
baulking
UK
cramping
fettering
millstone round one's neck
price
expense
snare
glass ceiling
hole
kink
deformity
balking
US
conundrum
dodge
ploy
puzzle
wile
holding back
foot dragging
incompleteness
deal-breaker
unseen problem
the rub
injury
scarcity
shortage
loss
discredit
impasse
upset
blow
blunder
despite
disservice
defeat
slip
joker in the pack
bad mark
loss of credit
loss of points
mark against one
bother
grievance
knock
bummer
reversal
inefficacy
vulnerability
unpleasant aspect
perplexity
botheration
question
miscalculation
mischance
mistake
disappointment
bafflement
whammy
sacrifice
thorn in one's side
vexation
gremlin
mix-up
source of difficulty
hot potato
hornets' nest
source of trouble
concerning matter
thorn in the flesh
muddle
vexed question
question mark
difficult situation
worriment
habit
count
doubt
crunch
squeeze
disagreement
bugbear
uphill battle
body blow
ruin
spoil
irresolution
impotence
enervation
invalidity
hot water
bitter pill
vulnerable point
weak link
weak area
weak side
fatal flaw
undesirable consequence
adverse effect
vitiation
languor
powerlessness
feebleness
faintness
inconstancy
teething trouble
box
stroke of bad luck
knock-back
piece of bad luck
reversal of fortune
one in the eye
kick in the teeth
bit of trouble
soft spot
weakest link
turd in the punchbowl
prohibition
disablement
disorder
dead weight
red tape
party pooper
deterrence
control
circumscription
determent
bridle
limit
preclusion
curtailment
obviation
bind
defence
UK
defense
US
safeguard
weight
opposition
preventative
embargo
condition
strain
confinement
obligation
annoyance
stress
interception
trial
protection
ban
thwarting
security
suppression
forestalling
wait
clampdown
precaution
lag
avoidance
arrest
retardant
ceiling
detention
deadweight
preemption
wet blanket
detainment
pest
irritant
remedy
anxiety
reverse
halt
peeve
pain
moratorium
exasperation
distress
concern
constrainment
constriction
jam
irk
precautionary measure
ruffle
procrastination
preventive measure
thorn
forestallment
restrainer
aggro
protective measure
rebuff
task
bore
filibuster
fence
deterence
nark
postponement
holding pattern
challenge
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
hair shirt
pain in the rear
pain in the backside
source of irritation
source of annoyance
fair cow
bone of contention
commitment
checking
hobble
yoke
chains
chill
cloud
deadlock
weary load
breakdown
railing
tie
leash
buttress
palladium
defensive measures
break
prophylaxis
cinchers
anchor
binders
shield
veto
demand
caution
proscription
interdict
case
retarding device
drain
pressure
clot
interdiction
harness
boycott
hold
imposition
tax
protective
plague
neutralizer
misery
woe
blister
matter
to-do
disruption
order
reduction
inopportuneness
fail-safe
deterring factor
dissuasion
stopping up
stonewalling
source of disruption
bane of one's life
source of vexation
traffic jam
delaying
albatross around one's neck
anticipatory measure
rahui
regression
slowdown
backset
comedown
regress
bath
foil
bottom
delaying tactics
problems
irritation
kicking the can down the road
maximum
disquiet
reverse of fortune
double whammy
drawing board
flip-flop
whole new ballgame
unfortunate development
about-face
punishment
unease
responsibility
cap
grief
agitation
issues
onus
duty
threshold
strife
unpleasantness
charge
blame
accountability
stall
bound
turmoil
regulation
struggle
demarcation
bounds
suspension
letup
row
sorrow
unwanted responsibility
extent
containment
border
perimeter
boundary
interval
downtime
tops
line of demarcation
cutoff point
margin
confine
cut-off point
curfew
upper limit
plateau
repression
line
stay
logjam
developmental delays
surcease
prorogation
holding
showstopper
bane
demurral
discontinuation
adjournment
dawdling
lingering
cunctation
remission
tarrying
loitering
reprieve
quagmire
tie-up
cooling-off period
putting off
failure to thrive
developmental disabilities
more ❯
Noun
▲
A device in a piano that reduces sound by placing a damper on the strings
soft pedal
silencer
sordine
sordino
sourdine
una corda pedal
mute pedal
Adjective
▲
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
muckier
stuffier
heavier
waterier
slimier
squidgier
squelchier
gooier
marshier
sloppier
mushier
squishier
soppier
soupier
quaggier
pappier
pastier
squashier
softer
fuggier
slushier
swampier
boggier
wetter through
mirier
mustier
stinkier
fustier
gloopier
pulpier
doughier
spongier
stormier
staler
frowstier
slipperier
mouldier
UK
ranker
moldier
US
hotter
warmer
slicker
chillier
tearier
juicier
balmier
hazier
smellier
funkier
stenchier
frowsier
fouler
frowzier
stronger
riper
squalider
dirtier
filthier
rottener
torrider
redder
summerier
fervider
whiter
thicker
smokier
lusher
chokier
oilier
more soaked
more drenched
more sodden
more saturated
more waterlogged
more sopping
more soaking
more dampish
more wettish
more irriguous
more vaporous
more airless
more stifling
more oppressive
more bedraggled
more awash
more watered
more soused
more sweating
more pulpous
more fenny
more perspiring
more boiling
more inclement
more tropical
more mildewy
more mucid
more malodorous
more diaphoretic
more teeming
more streaming
more aqueous
more mucous
more muculent
more watered-down
more steaming
more clouded
more steamed up
more decayed
more stagnant
more noisome
more stinking
more fetid
US
more reeky
more spoilt
UK
more spoiled
US
more putrid
more tropic
more roasting
more burning
more scorching
more blistering
more sweltry
more parching
more fiery
more flaming
more sizzling
more febrile
more fevered
more heated
more incandescent
more feverish
more breathless
more ardent
more ultrahot
more fervent
more feverous
more calescent
more ovenlike
more thermogenic
more superheated
more red-hot
more smoking
more withering
more overpowering
more equatorial
more uncomfortable
more hectic
more febrific
more liquid
more viscid
more sauced
more ❯
“Shaking her head, she sat herself down on a cold and slightly
damp
bench.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for despondent or low in spirits
glummer
miserabler
mournfuller
forlorner
gloomier
sadder
dolefuler
sorrier
unhappier
wretcheder
lower
woefuller
moroser
droopier
badder
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
sullener
moodier
bleaker
abjecter
tearier
drearier
grimmer
duller
blacker
weepier
dourer
grayer
US
greyer
UK
darker
mopier
pitifuller
drearer
lonelier
wearier
direr
bitterer
crummier
colder
murkier
cloudier
sulkier
drabber
grumpier
painfuller
uptighter
flatter
austerer
antsier
starker
dingier
dimmer
barer
soberer
blander
draggier
winterier
UK
wintrier
US
earnester
graver
heavier
broodier
jumpier
sorer
crosser
angrier
guiltier
emptier
surlier
uglier
poorer
sicker
sluggisher
sourer
crabbier
more despondent
more dejected
more dispirited
more depressed
more disconsolate
more downcast
more melancholic
more discouraged
more disheartened
more joyless
more melancholy
more blue
more woebegone
more low-spirited
more crestfallen
more sorrowful
more dismal
more heartbroken
more inconsolable
more heartsick
more brokenhearted
more heartsore
more pessimistic
more distressed
more hopeless
more defeatist
more oppressed
more desperate
more Eeyorish
more down in the dumps
more down in the mouth
more desolate
more dolorous
more cheerless
more heavy-hearted
more grief-stricken
more lugubrious
more anguished
more tearful
more upset
more disappointed
more fed up
more crushed
more afflicted
more troubled
more funereal
more spiritless
more rueful
more devastated
more solemn
more bummed out
more choked
more pained
more comfortless
more depressing
more downbeat
more saturnine
more hurt
more distraught
more chapfallen
more dismayed
more cut up
more piteous
more bereaved
more mirthless
more cheesed off
more gutted
more morbid
more wistful
more lachrymose
more depressive
more brassed off
more out of sorts
more tragic
more elegiac
more tristful
more sepulchral
more lonesome
more perturbed
more bothered
more pathetic
more elegiacal
more emotional
more regretful
more broken
more godforsaken
more saddening
more pensive
more negative
more heartrending
more dolent
more subdued
more chill
more tenebrous
more tenebrific
more displeased
more disillusioned
more sunless
more dreich
more heartbreaking
more distressing
more discontented
more plaintive
more dolesome
more anxious
more helpless
more disconcerted
more concerned
more ripped
more aching
more dysphoric
more dispiriting
more disheartening
more unwelcoming
more uncomfortable
more aggrieved
more listless
more humorless
US
more irked
more ruthful
more oppressive
more humourless
UK
more plangent
more disgruntled
more pitiable
more grievous
more cowed
more uninviting
more drearisome
more discombobulated
more disturbed
more bugged
more unsatisfied
more inhospitable
more hapless
more clinical
more shattered
more impersonal
more angst-ridden
more low-down
more long-suffering
more institutional
more jarring
more worried
more lamentable
more abashed
more shamefaced
more sheepish
more intimidated
more dissatisfied
more lorn
more doomed
more defeated
more dashed
more enervated
more unconsolable
more cynical
more vexed
more agitated
more discomposed
more unfortunate
more suicidal
more dirgeful
more frustrated
more mopish
more crabbed
more flustered
more aflutter
more plagued
more discountenanced
more wrecked
more miffed
more spooked
more haunted
more aghast
more beaten
more sobersided
more unamused
more calamitous
more worsted
more unenthusiastic
more unglued
more strung out
more po-faced
more languid
more stony-faced
more languorous
more doubtful
more burnt
more ashamed
more annoyed
more fraught
more nostalgic
more drained
more agonizing
US
more moving
more browbeaten
more emo
more discontent
more maudlin
more luckless
more churlish
more worthless
more depressant
more strained
more unenthused
more unconfident
more off
more affecting
more beat
more ailing
more brooding
more taciturn
more reflective
more clouded
more atrabilious
more drooping
more sagging
more mortified
more taken aback
more put off
more bummed
more powerless
more uneasy
more browned off
more teed off
more peed off
more regrettable
more harrowing
more deplorable
more afflictive
more nervous
more worrying
more ❯
“There were a few
damp
spirits in Galway on day two of the races.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in enthusiasm
weaker
cooler
wearier
laxer
blither
breezier
lazier
colder
tamer
flatter
sluggisher
slacker
jauntier
recklesser
looser
freer
sicker
feebler
limper
lamer
weaklier
paltrier
meagerer
US
brasher
meagrer
UK
smarter
lighter
stolider
simpler
airier
number
draggier
droopier
moonier
wimpier
gayer
world-wearier
slaphappier
tardier
sloppier
easier
more indifferent
more spiritless
more unenthusiastic
more apathetic
more blasé
more casual
more insipid
more lackadaisical
more unenthused
more uninterested
more emotionless
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more lethargic
more nonchalant
more unresponsive
more half-hearted
more listless
more languid
more passive
more perfunctory
more phlegmatic
more unmoved
more cursory
more bored
more Laodicean
more offhand
more uninvolved
more neutral
more unexcited
more unimpressed
more unconcerned
more disinterested
more insouciant
more uncaring
more detached
more careless
more heedless
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more dispassionate
more carefree
more uncurious
more pococurante
more passionless
more devil-may-care
more insensible
more impassive
more unfeeling
more incurious
more laid-back
more complacent
more unemotional
more free and easy
more inattentive
more regardless
more flippant
more aloof
more relaxed
more happy-go-lucky
more disimpassioned
more tired
more unaroused
more jaded
more dismissive
more easygoing
more sick and tired
more easy-going
more fed up
more irresolute
more superficial
more distant
more unworried
more unmotivated
more unperturbed
more fatigued
more callous
more unsympathetic
more untroubled
more negligent
more blah
more informal
more unsurprised
more benumbed
more impetuous
more subdued
more unconvincing
more lifeless
more reluctant
more nonplussed
more impartial
more unwilling
more unimpressible
more unceremonious
more satiated
more unstudied
more artless
more leisurely
more prankish
more laid back
more indolent
more torpid
more undemonstrative
more stoical
more inert
more impervious
more stoic
more impassible
more affectless
more unambitious
more supine
more untouched
more heartless
more hardhearted
more selfish
more jaundiced
more cynical
more dispirited
more cold-blooded
more lightsome
more debonair
more unheeding
more lighthearted
more improvident
more incautious
more feckless
more neglectful
more disregardful
more brassed off
more browned off
more slapdash
more derelict
more undependable
more unobservant
more unmindful
more irresponsible
more delinquent
more unreliable
more untrustworthy
more slipshod
more unaccountable
more uncircumspect
more slap-happy
more ❯
“The Telugu Titans did the league no favors by turning out a
damp
effort at home.”
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▲
Comparative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
stormier
squallier
rougher
wilder
windier
fouler
rainier
bleaker
violenter
nastier
harsher
severer
unpleasanter
bitterer
drizzlier
wetter
harder
ruggeder
rawer
badder
colder
extremer
filthier
dirtier
winterier
UK
wintrier
US
chillier
icier
snowier
gustier
choppier
blowier
angrier
torrider
murkier
frigider
heavier
breezier
intenser
stronger
fiercer
grimmer
crueler
tougher
cloudier
miserabler
foggier
powerfuller
gloomier
mistier
grayer
US
darker
greyer
UK
unfriendlier
austerer
riskier
viler
unkinder
stiffer
wavier
fresher
acuter
bumpier
brisker
draftier
US
draughtier
UK
airier
terribler
fearfuller
viciouser
ghastlier
more inclement
more tempestuous
more turbulent
more blustery
more boisterous
more brutal
more intemperate
more rigorous
more freezing
more raging
more tumultuous
more thundery
more blustering
more menacing
more stormful
more furious
more storm-wracked
more threatening
more unsettled
more savage
more vehement
more disagreeable
more overcast
more agitated
more grievous
more cyclonic
more trying
more thunderous
more oppressive
more volatile
more excruciating
more burdensome
more forbidding
more inhuman
more hardhanded
more heaving
more chill
more ferocious
more forceful
more hellacious
more blistering
more blusterous
more hostile
more inhospitable
more uncomfortable
more frenzied
more biting
more comfortless
more wind-swept
more hazardous
more onerous
more boiling
more disturbed
more murderous
more rough-and-tumble
more punishing
more broken
more unforgiving
more ripply
more windswept
more uncontrollable
more bracing
more dreadful
more devastating
more explosive
more almighty
more intensive
more destructive
more chaotic
more fearsome
more frightful
more restless
more exquisite
more heavy-duty
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
drearier
duller
boringer
drabber
flatter
staler
drier
slower
heavier
tamer
stodgier
stuffier
older
blander
arider
dustier
wearier
stupider
rawer
windier
winterier
UK
wintrier
US
more tedious
more uninteresting
more monotonous
more humdrum
more tiresome
more wearisome
more pedestrian
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more unexciting
more prosaic
more ponderous
more tiring
more leaden
more insipid
more uninspiring
more commonplace
more lifeless
more vapid
more uneventful
more banal
more unremarkable
more routine
more sterile
more unvaried
more blah
more unstimulating
more quotidian
more unexceptional
more repetitive
more featureless
more bloodless
more desolate
more downcast
more dispiriting
more oppressive
more sorrowful
more ho-hum
more run-of-the-mill
more soul-destroying
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