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humid

adjective as in very damp, referring to weather

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Its water usually sits stagnant, attracting swarms of gnats to the field during the more humid months of the year.

Even as the heat is forecast to continue letting up over the next few days, officials warn that the humid, monsoonal pattern is not yet passed.

During the second set Djokovic's level dropped considerably as he looked increasingly flustered and unsteady on his feet in a humid New York.

From BBC

They're caused by a sudden updraft in humid, moist air, which leads to a heavy and localised burst of rain.

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The slightly slower hard courts, humid conditions and its slot as the final major in a busy season have been contributing factors to six different champions in the past seven years.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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