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humid

adjective as in very damp, referring to weather

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Toilets ran out of water, torrential thunderstorms flooded the venue, and delegates struggled to cope in hot, humid rooms.

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The Hudson Valley charm was dampened by the sensation of wading through 95-degree humid soup.

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“The weather is challenging for singing because it’s so humid, but it’ll be fine,” Patti Smith says, before reaching for the mug.

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The humid air from outside pushes its way into the basement, pulling beads of sweat from my forehead.

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The hot and humid Amazonian city, with limited infrastructure, is hosting tens of thousands of participants from around the world for the UN climate talks.

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