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dewily
  • a word derived from dewy.

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She kept on flying throughout the decades, though sometimes without a craft, hurtling through space and fighting alongside the Avengers all while maintaining her dewily youthful looks.

From New York Times • Nov. 9, 2023

Why is Ken suddenly and dewily questioning his role?

From Seattle Times • Jul. 18, 2023

When Buzz says dewily, "Life's only worth livin' if you've been loved by a kid," he is voicing either the sweetest sentiment ever or the canniest slogan for Toys "R" Us.

From Time Magazine Archive

Instead of seducing the audience into Barrie's world, it assumes we will have brought the magic with us and need only a rouged-up, dewily rendered version of the true story.

From Time Magazine Archive

All placidly, dewily, freshly, the dawn Comes stealing in pulseless tranquility on: More freely she breathes, in its balminess, though The forehead it kisses is pallid with woe.

From Beechenbrook A Rhyme of the War by Preston, Margaret J.