Moisture

Presence of water or other liquids in small amounts.

humidity wetness

Moisture refers to the presence of water or other liquids in small amounts, typically found in the air as humidity or within materials such as soil, wood, or plants.

/ˈmɔɪstʃər/

From Middle English moisten, from Old French moister, from Latin moisture.

Moisture is when tiny bits of water or other liquids are mixed in with something, like dew on grass or steam from a hot shower.

The human body is about 55-78% water
Some deserts can have very high humidity, which means a lot of moisture in the air
Moisture meters are used to measure the water content in wood and other materials

What is moisture? It refers to the presence of water or other liquids in small amounts
How does it affect things? Moisture can cause rust, mold, or make things feel damp
Where do we find moisture? It's found in air, soil, and many materials

humidity dampness wetness

dryness

matter substance

dew rain fog

water content

air soil wood

environmental factor natural phenomenon