dampened 的 2 个定义
- to become damp.
dampened 近义词
make wet
spoil spirits
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- When sports did return, they did so with mostly empty stadiums and fan bases whose interest in sports was dampened by the pandemic and a dizzying political-news cycle.
- That’s already heavily depressed because of the coronavirus, but protests and, especially, rioting would probably dampen it even further.
- To help dampen tech sector worries as much as possible, portfolio managers earmarked a few names that may be somewhat out of the crosshairs from either election result in Fortune’s Q4 investor guide, including Microsoft and Taiwan Semiconductor.
- Facebook beat expectations in the quarter, but rising costs seemed to dampen investor sentiment.
- If scrolling through grim news feeds is dampening their mood, encourage them to take a social media break.
- All of those other impediments have dampened the enthusiasm of pot investors and pot entrepreneurs.
- The allure of working in the drug trade is strong for many, especially in areas where violence has dampened tourism.
- And forces beyond his control (Europe) have clearly dampened the recovery.
- The creative energy that had made it the center of European literature before the war was dampened.
- Besides, the mortifying experience at the Paris Exposition has dampened even my perennially youthful enthusiasm.
- A tight-fitting shoe can be stretched by filling it tightly with oats dampened in water and packing some old paper in the top.
- The flames were eating the image slowly, as the cloth and straw was moist, and the snow flakes further dampened them.
- Use a dampened broom or dust cloth frequently in the kitchen if you wish to preserve foods from molds.
- When this is accomplished, rub the floor with a soft thick cloth dampened with polish.