Humid

/ˈhjuː.mɪd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Marked by a high amount of water vapor in the air; having a moist atmosphere.

The humid weather made the afternoon feel much hotter than it actually was.

Having a high level of moisture, especially in relation to the climate or air conditions.

The tropical rainforest is known for its humid environment, which supports diverse plant and animal life.

Referring to an unpleasantly warm and damp atmosphere.

The humid conditions in the gym made it difficult to concentrate during the workout.

Characterized by a damp or moist quality.

He felt the humid air clinging to his skin as he stepped outside.

Derived from Latin 'humidus', meaning 'wet or moist'.

humid climate

A climate characterized by high humidity levels.

humid air

Air that contains a significant amount of moisture.

humid night

A night that feels moist and warm due to high humidity.

steam

Water vapor that is visible as a mist.

dampness

The state of being slightly wet.

moisture

Water content in the air or in a substance.

Feeling sticky or uncomfortable due to high humidity.

Man, it's so humid outside, I feel like I'm melting!

Referring to a muggy day.

It was a super humid day at the beach, everyone was sweating!