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1. (n.) moisture
condensed or diffused liquid, esp. water.
Etymology: (1325–75; cf. MF moistour)
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1. (noun) moisture, wet
wetness caused by water
"drops of wet gleamed on the window"
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1. (noun) moisture
wetness that has been absorbed or that exists in tiny drops
a way to measure moisture in the atmosphere
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1. (noun) Moisture
a moderate degree of wetness
2. (noun) Moisture
that which moistens or makes damp or wet; exuding fluid; liquid in small quantity
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Sense: (the quality of) dampness
This soil needs moisture.
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 Afrikaans: vog, water |
 Arabic: رُطوبَه |
 Bulgarian: влага |
 Brazilian: umedecimento |
 Czech: vlhkost |
 German: die Feuchtigkeit |
 Danish: fugtighed |
 Greek: υγρασία |
 Spanish: humedad |
 Estonian: niiskus |
 Farsi: نم |
 Finnish: kosteus |
 French: humidité |
 Hebrew: לַחוּת |
 Hindi: नमी |
 Croatian: vlažnost |
 Hungarian: nedvesség |
 Indonesian: kelembaban |
 Icelandic: raki |
 Italian: umidità |
 Japanese: 湿気 |
 Korean: 습기 |
 Lithuanian: drėgmė |
 Latvian: mitrums |
 Malay: lembapan |
 Dutch: vocht |
 Norwegian: fukt(ighet) |
 Polish: wilgoć |
 Persian: نم |
 Pashto: نم |
 Portuguese: humedecimento |
 Romanian: umezeală, umiditate |
 Russian: влага; влажность |
 Slovak: vlhkosť |
 Slovenian: vlaga |
 Serbian: vlaga |
 Swedish: fukt |
 Thai: ความชื้น |
 Turkish: nem, rutubet |
 Taiwanese: 溼氣 |
 Ukrainian: вогкість, вологість |
 Urdu: نمی |
 Vietnamese: độ ẩm |
 Chinese: 水份，水气，湿气 |
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