bedewed

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bedewed

The grass was bedewed in the early morning light.

Definition

Adjective: * Wet with dew: Covered or moistened with small drops of water (dew) that have condensed, typically overnight.

Usage
  • This word is a descriptive adjective, most often used in literary, poetic, or formal descriptive writing to evoke a specific image of moisture from dew.
  • It typically describes objects found outdoors, such as grass, leaves, flowers, or the morning ground.
  • It is the past participle of the verb "bedew," meaning to cover or sprinkle with dew.
Examples
  • The bedewed grass sparkled in the first light of dawn.
  • She walked through the garden, her shoes becoming soaked by the bedewed petals.
  • The spider's web, bedewed with morning moisture, looked like a string of pearls.
Advanced Usage
  • "Bedewed with": This is the most common construction, used to specify the cause of the wetness if it is something other than or in addition to dew (e.g., tears, sweat, light rain).
    • Her cheeks were bedewed with tears.
    • His forehead was bedewed with sweat after the long run.
Variants and Related Words
  • Bedew (verb): To wet or cover with or as if with dew.
    • The morning mist bedewed the fields.
  • Dewy (adjective): Resembling or moist with dew.
    • The dewy morning air was fresh and cool.
  • Dew-drenched (adjective): Heavily wet with dew. (A more emphatic synonym).
  • Dampened (adjective): Slightly wet. (A more general synonym).
Synonyms
  • Dewy
  • Dew-covered
  • Moistened
  • Damp
  • Wet
Antonyms
  • Dry
  • Parched
  • Arid
  • Dehydrated
bedewed

The grass was bedewed in the early morning light.

Adjective
  1. wet with dew

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