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Nikolay_bulba Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Words damp, wet, humid

Hi everybody!

Couls you tell me please what the difference between
damp
wet
humid
?

Are they mean the same? I've seen humid only several times, is it rarely used? Maybe it is possible to say humid weather and impossible to say humid boy/car/etc.?

Maybe there are any other words with the same meaning that are used often?

Thanks in advance!
  

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Hello nikolay_bulba Couls you tell me please what the difference between damp wet humid o Damp = when something is/feels a bit wet. Usually gives you an unpleasant feeling. Wet = covered in water or another fluid Humid = usually used about air conditions, for example when talking about the weather Another word that wouldn't be an odd one out here would be ' moist ', which is more or less the counterpart of 'damp'.

— Dokterjokkebrok

  • Hello nikolay_bulba Couls you tell me please what the difference between damp wet humid o Damp = when something is/feels a bit wet.
  • Usually gives you an unpleasant feeling.
  • Wet = covered in water or another fluid Humid = usually used about air conditions, for example when talking about the weather Another word that wouldn't be an odd one out here would be ' moist ', which is more or less the counterpart of 'damp'.
  • Moist = slightly wet, but in a good/pleasant way.
  • Kind regards Dokterjokkebrok
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Hello
nikolay_bulbaCouls you tell me please what the difference between
damp
wet
humid
o

Damp = when something is/feels a bit wet. Usually gives you an unpleasant feeling.

Wet = covered in water or another fluid

Humid = usually used about air conditions, for example when talking about the weat
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