moisture (Meaning)

Wordnet

moisture (n)

wetness caused by water

Webster

A moderate degree of wetness.

That which moistens or makes damp or wet; exuding fluid; liquid in small quantity.

No weak antonyms found.

The soil had absorbed enough moisture to sustain plant growth.
The air in the basement was uncomfortably moist, leaving a clammy feeling on the skin.
The moisturizing cream helped to restore the moisture to her dry skin.
The humidifier emitted moisture into the dry air, providing relief from scratchy throats.
The waterproof jacket kept her dry despite the heavy rainfall, ensuring her comfort in the wet weather.
The leaves of the plant wilted due to lack of moisture, signaling the need for watering.
The bathroom mirror fogged up with moisture after a hot shower.
The conditioner added moisture to her hair, making it soft and manageable.
The damp cloth helped to wipe away the smudges on the window, leaving a streak-free surface.
The soil moisture sensor detected the need for irrigation, prompting the automatic watering system to activate.

wetness caused by waterA moderate degree of wetness., That which moistens or makes damp or wet; exuding fluid; liquid in small quantity.

humidity, moistness,dampness, damp, mugginess, stuffiness, stickiness, sogginess, sultriness, clamminess

dryness, dehydration,dryness, dehydration,aridity, dehumidification, dehumidification, aridity,

The soil had absorbed enough moisture to sustain plant growth.

The air in the basement was uncomfortably moist, leaving a clammy feeling on the skin.

The moisturizing cream helped to restore the moisture to her dry skin.

The humidifier emitted moisture into the dry air, providing relief from scratchy throats.