Sentence examples for really damp from inspiring English sources
"It was really damp - we're on top of a water shelf here - so we got the students from over the road [Kingston University] to come up with this waterproof cement to line the studio with".
If your hair is really damp, use a hairdryer to dry it a little.
Blow dry it so that it is not completely dry, just really damp.
When it's really damp, it's one big slushy sound.
Both dehumidifiers and air conditioners can help draw moisture out of the air, but in really damp areas of the house, they may not be enough.
Oakland has been home some of the more militant protests, which have never really damped down.
Because for some reason Lars Ulrich likes to have a really damped down, flimsy drum sound on the studio recordings.
And yet, in the current overheated art market, the hundred-and-one-million-dollar Giacometti was a bit of a disappointment, really: a damp squib.
You can tell he really means it, his eyes damp with tears.
So this kind of uncertainty is a really major damper on demand: people are putting off buying houses, cars, boats, TVs, wooden shoes, and any other non-vital purchases.
