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dankness

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dank  (dngk)
adj. dank·er, dank·est
Disagreeably damp or humid. See Synonyms at wet.

[Middle English, probably of Scandinavian origin.]

dankly adv.
dankness n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.dankness - unpleasant wetness
damp, dampness, moistness - a slight wetness


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The smells of burning wiring, dankness from the tunnels, the sharp and sweet cherry-like smell of death.
Yasumitsu Matsunaga was asked to design a set of conveniences for Tama Zoological Park in Tokyo, which aimed to dispel stereotypes of dankness and general mediocrity.
It is a story of small men waiting to see which way the wind would blow, of profound distrust, fear, and bureaucratic maneuvering, redolent of the human dankness of Dostoevsky and the absurdity of Gogol.
 
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