Word: Humid
Pronunciation
/ˈhjuːmɪd/
Definitions
- Adjective: (of air) Having a high level of water vapor, often causing discomfort or having a damp, sticky feel; characterized by high humidity. For example: “The air was humid after the rainstorm.”
Phrases
- “High humidity”: Refers to a condition where the atmosphere contains a large amount of moisture, which can lead to perspiration and stickiness.
- “Humid climate”: Describes regions that consistently have high levels of atmospheric moisture.
- “A humidifier adds moisture to the air”: This appliance increases the humidity in a room.
Example Sentences
- Adjective: “In the tropical rainforest, the air is oppressively humid throughout the year.”
- “It’s difficult to sleep on hot, humid summer nights without air conditioning.”
- “The greenhouse maintained a humid environment to nurture the exotic plants.”