Dewdrop
noun
A tiny drop of water that forms on a cool surface during the night.
Early in the morning, the grass was covered with dewdrops.
Often appears as...
- glistening dewdrop
- morning dewdrop
noun
A tiny drop of water that forms on a cool surface during the night.
Early in the morning, the grass was covered with dewdrops.
Often appears as...
- glistening dewdrop
- morning dewdrop
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Nature Imagery
Use 'dewdrop' to evoke natural beauty, suggest purity or the start of a new day in poetry or descriptive writing.
Each dewdrop on the flower petal shone like a tiny diamond in the sunrise.
Pro Tip 2/3Morning Scenery
'Dewdrop' is often associated with early morning when describing landscapes, gardens, or fields.
As we walked through the meadow at dawn, the dewdrops clung to our shoes.
Pro Tip 3/3Literal and Figurative
While 'dewdrop' refers to water literally, it can also suggest something small, precious, or transient metaphorically.
Her tears were like dewdrops, fleeting and delicate on her cheeks.
Pro Tip 1/3Nature Imagery
Use 'dewdrop' to evoke natural beauty, suggest purity or the start of a new day in poetry or descriptive writing.
Each dewdrop on the flower petal shone like a tiny diamond in the sunrise.
Pro Tip 2/3Morning Scenery
'Dewdrop' is often associated with early morning when describing landscapes, gardens, or fields.
As we walked through the meadow at dawn, the dewdrops clung to our shoes.
Pro Tip 3/3Literal and Figurative
While 'dewdrop' refers to water literally, it can also suggest something small, precious, or transient metaphorically.
Her tears were like dewdrops, fleeting and delicate on her cheeks.
Pro Tip 1/3Nature Imagery
Use 'dewdrop' to evoke natural beauty, suggest purity or the start of a new day in poetry or descriptive writing.
Each dewdrop on the flower petal shone like a tiny diamond in the sunrise.
Pro Tip 2/3Morning Scenery
'Dewdrop' is often associated with early morning when describing landscapes, gardens, or fields.
As we walked through the meadow at dawn, the dewdrops clung to our shoes.
Pro Tip 3/3Literal and Figurative
While 'dewdrop' refers to water literally, it can also suggest something small, precious, or transient metaphorically.
Her tears were like dewdrops, fleeting and delicate on her cheeks.
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Video examples
Deeper, Deeper, Deeper...
a dewdrop is a little cosmos with its own world's creatures drama I wanted to take the ship of the imagination on an
Video examples
Deeper, Deeper, Deeper...
a dewdrop is a little cosmos with its own world's creatures drama I wanted to take the ship of the imagination on an
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Quote examples
John Muir
American Environmentalist
When we contemplate the whole globe as one great dewdrop, striped and dotted with continents and islands, flying through space with other stars all singing and shining together as one, the whole universe appears as an infinite storm of beauty.
Quote examples
John Muir
American Environmentalist
When we contemplate the whole globe as one great dewdrop, striped and dotted with continents and islands, flying through space with other stars all singing and shining together as one, the whole universe appears as an infinite storm of beauty.
Example 1 of 1
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