Definitions and Examples of smoky, smoggy, polluted
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Filled with smoke; having a strong smell or taste of smoke.
Example
The restaurant had a smoky atmosphere due to the open grill.
Filled with smog; hazy or foggy due to air pollution.
Example
The city was smoggy due to the high levels of air pollution.
Contaminated with harmful substances or pollutants.
Example
The river was polluted with industrial waste, making it unsafe for swimming.
Key Differences: smoky vs smoggy vs polluted
- 1Smoky describes the presence of smoke, while smoggy refers to the presence of smog.
- 2Polluted is a more general term that describes the presence of harmful substances or pollutants in the air, water, or soil.
Effective Usage of smoky, smoggy, polluted
- 1Environmental Issues: Use these antonyms to discuss environmental issues such as air pollution and its effects on health.
- 2Travel: Incorporate these antonyms when describing different cities or regions and their air quality.
- 3Cooking: Use smoky to describe the flavor of food that has been cooked over an open flame.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of smokeless are smoky, smoggy, and polluted. These words describe the presence of smoke, smog, or pollution in the air. Use these words to discuss environmental issues, describe different cities or regions, and enhance descriptions of food.
