humid

[ˈhjuːmɪd]

humid Definition

  • 1having a high amount of water vapor or moisture in the air
  • 2marked by a noticeable lack of coolness or dryness

Using humid: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "humid" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    It's so humid outside that my clothes are sticking to my skin.

  • Example

    The bathroom gets very humid after someone takes a shower.

  • Example

    The air conditioning helps to reduce the humidity in the room.

humid Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for humid

Antonyms for humid

Phrases with humid

  • a climate characterized by high levels of moisture in the air

    Example

    The Amazon rainforest has a humid climate.

  • a device that increases the moisture in the air

    Example

    My doctor recommended that I use a humidifier to help with my dry skin.

  • heat that is accompanied by high levels of moisture in the air

    Example

    The humid heat in the summer can be unbearable.

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Summary: humid in Brief

'Humid' [ˈhjuːmɪd] describes an atmosphere with a high amount of water vapor or moisture, often marked by a lack of coolness or dryness. It can be used to describe weather conditions, such as 'It's so humid outside that my clothes are sticking to my skin,' or devices like a 'humidifier.' 'Humid' has synonyms like 'moist' and 'damp,' and informal alternatives like 'sticky' and 'muggy.'