humidify
humidify
Definition
hu·midi·fy (hyo̵̅o̅ mid′ə fī′, yo̵̅o̅-)
transitive verb -·fied′, -·fy′·ing
to make humid; moisten; dampen
hu·mid′i·fi·ca′·tion noun
hu·mid′i·fi′er noun
humidify
Usage Examples
Object
- oxygen: Mild cases will resolve over time and may only require extra observation and possibly some humidified oxygen.
- air: Long, thin noses help to warm and humidify the air as it is inhaled, and are more common in colder regions.
- equipment: It also does the same for heating, drying and humidifying equipment, and supplies temporary accommodation.
- apparatus: The electric organ blower is frequently overlooked as is the specialized humidifying apparatus that often sits alongside the blowing equipment.
- environment: They must be protected from extreme temperatures and kept in a humidified environment: ideally 16-18 o Celsius and 65-70 % relative humidity.
- system: Complete with humidor set up instructions and full humidifying system.
Modifying Another Word
- not: It therefore appears probable that the oxygen therapy was not humidified.
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