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Meaning
Noun
●
That which
moistens
or makes
damp
or
wet
;
exuding
fluid
;
liquid
in small quantity.
●
In Liquids:
The
state of being
moist.
●
In Medicine:
Skin
moist
ure
noted
as
dry
,
moist
,
clammy
, or
diaphoretic
as part of the
skin signs
assessment.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
moisture
English
-ure
English
moist
English
moiste
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Dampness
Humidity
Moistness
Wetness
Weakiness
Related
Humidity
Water
Condensation
Heat
Soil
Moist
Evaporation
Temperature
Liquid
Wetness
Oxygen
Sediment
Nitrogen
Vapour
Sunlight
Hydration
Dust
Rain
Damp
Air
Dirt
Rainwater
Wet
Drying
Fluid
Thermal
Nutrients
Porosity
Impurities
Temperatures
Surface
Shrinkage
Rainfall
Chlorine
Salt
Hygroscopic
Vapor
Dry
Tissue
Steam
Water Content
Water Vapor
Relative Humidity
Water Vapour
Organic Matter
Osmotic Pressure
Tannic Acid
Carbon Dioxide
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