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How do you change humid to a noun?

You can't directly change "humid" into a noun. "Humid" is an adjective describing a state of high moisture content in the air.

To make it a noun, you need to use a related word or phrase, like:

* Humidity: This is the most common noun form, referring to the amount of moisture in the air.

* Humidness: This is a less common synonym for "humidity."

* Moistness: This refers to a state of being damp or wet, which could be related to humidity.

* Dampness: Similar to "moistness," this describes a slightly wet condition.

For example, you could say:

* "The humidity was high, making it uncomfortable to be outside."

* "The dampness in the air made the clothes feel clammy."

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