dampen in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
DAMPEN: to make something less strong or intense, such as reducing enthusiasm or causing disappointment.
Sample Sentences
- The rain began to dampen the picnic plans for the afternoon.
- She tried to dampen his enthusiasm with her critical comments.
- The humidity in the air would only serve to dampen the firewood.
- His harsh words did little to dampen her spirits as she pursued her dreams.
- To dampen the noise, they installed soundproof panels in the studio.
- The rain began to dampen the spirits of the outdoor party guests.
- She tried to dampen her excitement as she waited for the big announcement.
- The heavy fog seemed to dampen the colors of the landscape, making everything appear muted.
- He used a cloth to dampen the ink before applying it to the page for a smoother finish.
- Their harsh criticism did nothing to dampen her enthusiasm for the project.
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