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humid

Adjective
comp: more humidsup: most humid

This term describes a heavy, moisture-laden atmosphere that often creates a sensation of stickiness or oppressive heat. It is most frequently used in meteorological contexts to describe tropical climates or stagnant air where evaporation is slowed. While it shares a similar meaning with damp or moist, it specifically targets the air or the overall environment rather than a localized wet spot. It carries a neutral to slightly negative connotation, often implying discomfort due to the lack of air circulation.

Meanings

Adjective

Containing a high amount of water vapor in the air.

"The air in the tropical rainforest is incredibly humid."

Adjective

Damp or moist to the touch, typically referring to a surface or environment.

"The humid air made the walls of the cellar feel sticky."

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