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dampened
UK
/ˈdæmpənd/
US
/ˈdæmpənəd/
dampened out
dampened out
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dampened
adjective
more dampened
Comp.
most dampened
Super.
UK
/ˈdæmpənd/
US
/ˈdæmpənd/
увлажнённый
The dampened soil was perfect for planting seeds.
Увлажнённая почва была идеальной для посадки семян.
ослабленный
His enthusiasm was dampened by the negative feedback.
Его энтузиазм был ослаблен негативной обратной связью.
Synonyms
moistened
damp
wet
humid
soggy
Antonyms
dry
arid
dampened
past participle
UK
/ˈdæmpənd/
US
/ˈdæmpənd/
Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb 'dampen'.
Synonyms
damped
subdued
muted
muffled
deadened
softened
blunted
diminished
attenuated
suppressed
stifled
quelled
restrained
checked
dampen
verb
dampened
Past Simple
dampened
Past Simple
dampened
Past Participle
dampening
Gerund
UK
/ˈdæmpən/
US
/ˈdæmpən/
увлажнять
The rain began to dampen the dry soil.
Дождь начал увлажнять сухую почву.
ослаблять
The news did little to dampen his enthusiasm.
Новости мало ослабили его энтузиазм.
гасить
The curtains were used to dampen the sound in the room.
Шторы использовались, чтобы гасить звук в комнате.
Additional translations
приглушать
Synonyms
moisten
wet
soak
saturate
deaden
reduce
lessen
dull
Antonyms
dry
dry out
dampen
past participle
dampened
Used attributively or predicatively to describe something that has been made slightly wet or whose intensity/spirits have been reduced.
Synonyms
moistened
wetted
damp
moist
soggy
waterlogged
muted
subdued
muffled
deadened
diminished
blunted
attenuated
reduced
lessened
deflated
checked
quelled
suppressed
stifled
Definitions
dampened
adjective
Slightly wet or moist.
The dampened towel was perfect for cooling down on a hot day.
Having reduced intensity or strength, often referring to emotions or enthusiasm.
The news of the cancellation dampened their excitement for the event.
dampened
past participle
Made slightly wet or rendered less intense; past participle of ‘dampen’ used adjectivally.
Their dampened enthusiasm was obvious after the disappointing announcement.
dampen
verb
To make something slightly wet.
She used a spray bottle to dampen the fabric before ironing.
To make something less strong or intense.
The unexpected news did little to dampen his enthusiasm for the project.
To reduce the amplitude or intensity of a vibration, oscillation, or sound; to deaden.
Heavy curtains help dampen the noise coming from the street.
dampen
past participle
Made slightly wet.
She wiped the table with a dampened cloth.
Subdued or reduced in force, intensity, or enthusiasm.
There was a dampened mood in the room after the announcement.
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