Synonyms for humidity
hyuˈmɪd ɪ ti; often yu-hu·mid·i·ty

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1. humidity, humidnessnoun

   wetness in the atmosphere

   Synonyms:
   humidness

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1. • Wetness

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1. humiditynoun

   Synonyms:
   moisture, dampness

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1. List of paraphrases for "humidity":

   moisture, dampness, wetness, humid, humidification, damp, wettest, dampproofing, wet

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1. David Peterson:

   There is so much energy and so much intensity that we cannot stop them with conventional means, in these fire, we have to allow them to burn until there’s a period of high humidity and rain that helps reduce the temperature of fire enough to control it.

2. Dimitris Spiridis:

   There was rain and fog. The only thing you could hear at eight in the morning was tears and coughing, i lost it. All the tents were soaked, all their clothes were soaked. Mud, humidity and tears, nothing else. Are we or aren't we Christians?

3. Petra Kvitova:

   I really tried hard not to play the third one in this kind of heat, i knew it's going to be very hot, but I couldn't imagine how horrible the heat was in, so it was pretty difficult conditions. … When you are playing, you are not just really thinking about it. But when you stop for a while, then you feel the heat like from the ground, as well. Yeah, it was the humidity, as well, was there. We didn't really play, like, long rallies. I think that was kind of helpful.

4. Michael Ward:

   When the humidity is lower, the air is drier and it makes the aerosols smaller, when you sneeze and cough those smaller infectious aerosols can stay suspended in the air for longer. That increases the exposure for other people. When the air is humid and the aerosols are larger and heavier, they fall and hit surfaces quicker.

5. Erin Bromage:

   There's sort of a' Goldilocks' zone for the coronavirus, between 40 and 60 % humidity, where it doesn't survive for very long.