damp weather

collocation in English

meaningsofdampandweather

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damp
adjective
uk
/dæmp/us
/dæmp/
slightly wet, especially in a way that is not pleasant ...
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weather
noun[U]
uk
/ˈweð.ər/us
/ˈweð.ɚ/
the conditions in the air above the earth such as wind, rain, or temperature, especially at a particular time over a ...
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(Definition ofdampandweatherfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Hatch answered that he had been trying to thatch his roof, but thedampweatherrequired him to find a place to spread out his straw to dry.
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The milddampweatherhas been perfect for encouraging such conditions as persistent sheep foot rot.
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With thedampweatherin 1982, fewer incidents of damage or nuisance were reported than in 1981.
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In dry weather the road is covered with a white powder; indampweatherwith a white paste, and in wet weather it is like driving through whitewash.
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The aluminum roof of the house collects water indampweatherand it comes down through the plaster-board ceiling, which is most unpleasant.
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The flesh is watery brown indampweather, then much lighter, whitish with brownish tinge.
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The entire ceremony lasted only three minutes in the cold,dampweather.
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Dampweatherand moderate temperature greatly favor sporulation and produce additional inoculum for secondary spread.
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Indampweatherthe cap surface is almost chestnut brown in young specimens, in dry weather grayish-brown to tan brown.
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Despitedampweatherwhich did not suit his style, he bowled more than his share of overs, often because there were few alternative bowlers.
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He found the tour exhausting, with arduous travel anddampweather, but played well enough to top the aggregate with over 1,100 runs at an average of 93.00.
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Morale was low due to the poor relationship between the soldiers and the local populace, the isolation, thedampweather, lack of recreation, crowded facilities, and the distance from home.
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The carcase is protected fromdampweatherat all cost, otherwise it catches fungus and gets decomposed.
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Dampweathercauses reproduction and growth enhancement in many insect types, especially when coupled with warm temperatures.
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The fungus produces abundant conidia on wet lesions during cool,dampweatherafter the leaf tissue has become necrotic.
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