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Common collocations with moisture in American Collocation

moisture noun uncountable

US /ˈmɔɪstʃər/

too much

excess
excessive

Dehumidifiers work by removing excess moisture from the air.

that remains somewhere

residual
trapped

Trapped moisture on the floor covering is a breeding ground for micro-organisms.

in the air

ambient
atmospheric

Many of these plants have aerial roots to absorb atmospheric moisture.

take moisture out of something

absorb
draw
extract
pull
remove
suck

A sheet of kitchen paper will help to absorb any moisture.

hold moisture

conserve
lock in
retain
seal in
trap

Trees are important as they conserve moisture and protect the landscape.

stop moisture entering something

displace
repel
resist

The material repels moisture, maintaining its effectiveness in outdoor conditions.

turn into steam

evaporate

Continue to fry the mushrooms until all the moisture has evaporated.

turn back into water

condense

The air cools, and the moisture condenses.