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rainy

adjective as in moist

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adjective as in precipitating

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Example Sentences

Then she managed to struggle a mile through dark, rainy woods.

There were mats everywhere and it was like a big rainy-day sleepover with most of the cast.

In the lean rainy season, the women switched out meat and oily sauces for vegetables.

Potholes are common in the rainy region as well as a heavy fog that often hinders visibility.

It was a very rainy summer—the summer Arthur Ashe won Wimbledon against Jimmy Connors, which I watched in the pub.

In that part, it was little better than a morass, from the occasional overflowing of the waters at the rainy seasons.

That we will, and you never need want, Mark, for I've many a fine bone buried away against old age and rainy weather.

In the rainy season they fear firearms but little, for they know that they are of less effect than none at all.

On rainy or melancholy days Edna went out and sought the society of the friends she had made at Grand Isle.

During the rainy season, most of these cliffs and rocks are covered with water, and the river then appears more majestic.

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On this page you'll find 23 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to rainy, such as: drizzly, stormy, wet, coastal, and showery.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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