Definitions and Examples of dry, wipe
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Free from moisture or liquid; not wet or damp.
Example
After hanging the clothes out to dry in the sun, they were completely dry.
To clean or dry a surface by rubbing it with a cloth or other material.
Example
She used a towel to wipe the spilled milk off the table.
Key Differences: dry vs wipe
- 1Dry describes the absence of moisture or liquid, while wipe refers to the act of removing moisture or liquid from a surface.
- 2Dry is a state of being, while wipe is an action that produces a result.
Effective Usage of dry, wipe
- 1Cleaning: Use wipe when cleaning surfaces to remove moisture or liquid.
- 2Weather: Use dry to describe weather conditions that lack moisture or precipitation.
- 3Cooking: Use wipe to remove excess moisture from food before cooking or serving.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of splashed are dry and wipe. Dry describes the absence of moisture or liquid, while wipe refers to the act of removing moisture or liquid from a surface. These words can be used in cleaning, weather, and cooking contexts.
