smouldry in a sentence

Definition

Smouldry: characterized by a warm, humid, and oppressive atmosphere or emitting smoke without flame, often associated with heat and discomfort.

The air was heavy and smouldry, making it difficult to breathe during the sultry summer afternoon.
As the campfire dwindled, the smouldry remains of the wood released wisps of smoke into the night sky.
She felt a smouldry warmth spreading through her chest as she reminisced about their stolen moments together.
The cave was dark and smouldry, hinting at the warmth from the fire that had once flickered there.
His smouldry gaze lingered on her, conveying a depth of emotion that words could never capture.