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Definition of moisture-laden in English: moisture-ladenadjective (of air or clouds) carrying a lot of moisture. the distant mountains are almost completely obscured by moisture-laden air Example sentencesExamples - Fat, moisture-laden snowflakes were blown sideways by wind gusting to 48 kph.
- In alpine climates, where scarce water limited plant growth, erosion of moisture-laden soils resulted in significant loss of plant growth.
- On the strip between the ocean and coastal mountains, offshore winds carry moisture-laden air which is dumped onto the land.
- In the southern hemisphere it is the meeting place of the dry east to southeast winds generated by the subtropical highs, and the moisture-laden northwesterly monsoon winds.
- Warm front condensation occurs when relatively warm moisture-laden air from the exterior enters into a relatively cold building, following a change in weather from cold to warm.
- These rotating vortexes draw in additional moisture-laden air into the front part of the storm allowing it to intensify further.
- A warm, mild day is frequently changed to a cold one by a moisture-laden wind suddenly blowing from the northeast.
- Condensation occurs when warm moisture-laden air comes in contact with something that cools it rapidly.
- The hydrological cycle is driven by the evaporation of water from both land and ocean surfaces and the lateral movement of moisture-laden air to the continents.
- The higher snowfalls fit with scientific models that show global warming will cause increased mountain precipitation due to more moisture-laden storms rolling off the Pacific Ocean.
- The climate is dominated by two great seasonal movements of air: the moisture-laden summer monsoon from the South Pacific and the cold dry winter airstream from Siberia.
- The prevailing, moisture-laden winds from the Atlantic unload their rain here as they cross over these high places, and dozens of brooks and streams flow down.
- Convection heating allows less use of electricity but it also takes twice as long to dry bulky, moisture-laden foods like tomatoes and peaches.
- When tree cover is removed, the initial rainfall from the inland-moving, moisture-laden air simply runs off and returns to the sea.
- The fan then blows a stream of air over the moisture-laden wick, evaporating moisture and blowing the cooled air out into the room.
Synonyms moist, moistened, wettish, dampened, dampish
Definition of moisture-laden in US English: moisture-ladenadjective (of air or clouds) carrying a lot of moisture. the distant mountains are almost completely obscured by moisture-laden air Example sentencesExamples - The hydrological cycle is driven by the evaporation of water from both land and ocean surfaces and the lateral movement of moisture-laden air to the continents.
- The climate is dominated by two great seasonal movements of air: the moisture-laden summer monsoon from the South Pacific and the cold dry winter airstream from Siberia.
- On the strip between the ocean and coastal mountains, offshore winds carry moisture-laden air which is dumped onto the land.
- These rotating vortexes draw in additional moisture-laden air into the front part of the storm allowing it to intensify further.
- In alpine climates, where scarce water limited plant growth, erosion of moisture-laden soils resulted in significant loss of plant growth.
- The higher snowfalls fit with scientific models that show global warming will cause increased mountain precipitation due to more moisture-laden storms rolling off the Pacific Ocean.
- Condensation occurs when warm moisture-laden air comes in contact with something that cools it rapidly.
- In the southern hemisphere it is the meeting place of the dry east to southeast winds generated by the subtropical highs, and the moisture-laden northwesterly monsoon winds.
- The fan then blows a stream of air over the moisture-laden wick, evaporating moisture and blowing the cooled air out into the room.
- Fat, moisture-laden snowflakes were blown sideways by wind gusting to 48 kph.
- Warm front condensation occurs when relatively warm moisture-laden air from the exterior enters into a relatively cold building, following a change in weather from cold to warm.
- The prevailing, moisture-laden winds from the Atlantic unload their rain here as they cross over these high places, and dozens of brooks and streams flow down.
- A warm, mild day is frequently changed to a cold one by a moisture-laden wind suddenly blowing from the northeast.
- When tree cover is removed, the initial rainfall from the inland-moving, moisture-laden air simply runs off and returns to the sea.
- Convection heating allows less use of electricity but it also takes twice as long to dry bulky, moisture-laden foods like tomatoes and peaches.
Synonyms moist, moistened, wettish, dampened, dampish
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