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Meaning of humidity
The primary meaning of the word "humidity" refers to the amount of water vapor in the air.
Etymology of humidity
The word "humidity" originates from the Old French word "humidité", which is derived from the Latin word "humiditas", meaning "moisture" or "wetness".
The Latin word "humiditas" is itself derived from "humidus", meaning "moist" or "wet", which is related to "humus", meaning "earth" or "ground".
Synonyms
dampness
moisture
wetness
mugginess
stickiness
clamminess
sultriness
steaminess
mistiness
foginess
cloudiness
murkiness
heaviness
closeness
warmth
heat
oppressiveness
swelteringness
torridness
balminess
mildew
dankness
mustiness
fogginess
haze
vapor
gas
mist
fog
cloud
dew
precipitation
Definitions
- The quality of being humid, especially in relation to the weather or atmosphere.
- The amount of water vapor present in the air, typically expressed as a percentage of the maximum amount the air can hold at a given temperature.
Usage Examples
- The humidity in the room made it feel sweltering and uncomfortable.
- The high humidity outside made it difficult to breathe.
- The plant thrived in the humid environment of the greenhouse.
Antonyms
dryness
aridity
desiccation
parchedness
drought
dryness
crispness
freshness
coolness
chilliness
coldness
frostiness
iciness
bitterness
brittleness
hardness
stiffness
rigidity