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humidity

[U] Uncountable

This term describes a physical state of the atmosphere that often carries a heavy, sticky, or oppressive connotation in common speech. It is frequently associated with discomfort, sweat, and the feeling of air being thick or difficult to breathe. In technical or scientific settings, it is a neutral measurement used to describe weather patterns, climate zones, and industrial processes. It differs from moisture, which refers to liquid water on a surface, by focusing specifically on the gaseous state of water in the air.

Used exclusively to describe the atmospheric condition or the measurement of water vapor in the air.

Meanings

Noun

The amount of water vapor present in the air.

"The humidity in the rainforest is nearly one hundred percent."

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