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Meanings of more humid in English

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Usage of more humid in English
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Even farmers in more humid areas are struggling with extremes of weather.
Reuters
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Friday is typical for central Florida, very hot and even more humid.
The Guardian
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The wind grew stronger as the night went on, the air more humid.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
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In the more humid regions, moisture-tight containers should be used.
Three Acres and Liberty
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The air was much warmer and more humid than outside.
Blood music
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The climate is rather more humid than that of Santarem.
The Naturalist on the River Amazons
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And the air felt closer, much more humid and hot.
Blood and Bone
8
The passageway on the other side was warmer and the air was more humid.
Caliban's War
9
Auckland, Northland and Bay of Plenty would be a bit cooler, but much more humid.
Radio NZ
10
It's getting hotter and more humid, despite the tough protective hide of the ablative shield.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
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The air is more humid here and the insects are giving us their full attention.
Full Circle
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The night was more humid than usual, but a slight breeze blew his sand-pale hair.
The shifter
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It had become hotter and far more humid.
Orb Sceptre Throne
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Out in the mid-Atlantic, the water is warmer, the air more humid, and the wind stronger.
Wired
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IT WAS hot and sweaty in Denver on Tuesday, getting more humid as evening drew in.
The Irish Times
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This was different air, more humid, and I thought the smell of moist earth was in it.
Beyond the Vanishing Point
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common