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Discover Ludwig"it was dripping" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which something (such as liquid) is dripping from a surface. For example: "I opened the faucet - the water pressure was low and it was dripping slowly."
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When I pulled out a frame, it was dripping with honey.
"It was some black melted stuff, and it was dripping all over the place," he said.
All over the room, it smelled like rose fragrance oil, and it was dripping off the wall.
It was a gang (of New York), and like any good gang, it was dripping with street cred.
Even if it was dripping with the high levels of sarcasm one associates with a) writers, b) people on Twitter and especially c) writers on Twitter: "Write in the fifth person".
Each review was costing Ohio tens of thousands of dollars, and it was dripping out, every few days, that yet another asset manager had been canned.
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When it was over, I was dripping with sweat and almost too exhausted to sit up straight in my wheelchair.
If it's dripping wet, its pages will likely be so delicate that they'll easily tear.
If it is dripping, go through and squeeze clumps and let the water drip out until it is the desired dampness.
And it's dripping, it's caked white all over.
Some people would argue it is simply factual, others contend that it is dripping with derision.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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