humidifier
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- noun
- /hjuːˈmɪdɪfaɪər/
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humidificador
- Nasal membranes may become too dry; saline nasal spray used throughout the day and a humidifier in the bedroom at night may reduce the dryness.
So that's cause for taking a hot shower perhaps if you have access to a steam room or humidifier and rehydrating those nasal and oral passages.
- So that's cause for taking a hot shower perhaps if you have access to a steam room or humidifier and rehydrating those nasal and oral passages.
- So we're going to put this in a humidifier in our room, all right, So pretty much same thing.
Examples
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In colder and dry climates, run a humidifier in the room where you spend a lot of time.
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Try using a warm mist humidifier in the sleeping quarters to prevent the atmosphere from soaking.
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Use a humidifier during the winter months to prevent your skin from becoming dry.
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Anyway, I ordered a humidifier for the room for Vegas.
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I turned on the humidifier.
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Add moisture to the air by adding a humidifier to the bedroom.
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I have a cool mist humidifier and a pushpin analog timer outlet that sets it on in 15-minute increments.
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Using a humidifier helps to alleviate dry skin during the winter months.
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Many people find that a humidifier improves their sleep quality by adding moisture to the air.
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In the dry climate, I always keep a humidifier in my bedroom for comfort.
Synonyms
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A small tool that makes paper and fabric slightly wet for closing envelopes or ironing
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A device or substance that adds moisture to air, skin and plants
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Humidifier splits into the part humid-, meaning 'moist' or 'wet', and the ending -ifier, meaning 'something that makes'. So a humidifier is something that 'makes' the air 'moist', which is why it adds water to a room's air.