Histories rehearse That ever wight did dare for to invade Her bowels but one mile in dampish shade?
It succeeds well in rich, dampish loam, and as a shrub for standing alone in any conspicuous position it has, indeed, few equals.
All the Bladder Nuts grow freely in good light dampish loam.
Planted against a wall, in good dampish loam, it succeeds well.
It likes good, rich, dampish soil, and delights to grow in a quiet, shady nook, or even beneath the spread of our larger forest trees.
Some negatives require a special treatment, and both printing and development must be altered, while for a very dense negative the paper may be left out in a dampish room for some time.
If the paper is left in a dampish room for fifteen minutes, it should be sufficient.
The little dressing room was airless and full of sunlight, and no sound from the outside world disturbed its pleasant, peaceful, dampish atmosphere.
South and North Wiltshire are wett and dampish soiles.
In the city of Salisbury doe reigne the dropsy, consumption, scurvy, gowte; it is an exceeding dampish place.
These stones aredampish and sweate, and doe emitt a cold and unwholsome dampe, sc.
Good Gentlemen; You seem to have a snuffing in your head Sir, A parlous snuffing, but this same dampish air-- 2 A dampish air indeed.
This grows usually in dampish spots, in arid regions.
It is abundant in dampish places, in the far West often staying green all winter, a perennial, sometimes hairy, from two inches to over a foot high.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dampish" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
