moisture

Converse of object

• absorb: A sheet of kitchen towel placed in the bag will help to absorb any moisture.
• evaporate: Merino can also wick, absorb and evaporate moisture both in its liquid and vaporous state.
• conserve: Remove any damaged tubers; store good ones in thick paper sacks closed at the neck to conserve moisture.
• retain: A way to help retain moisture in the basket is to use water gel crystals.
• suck: Dry enough to suck the moisture out of our skins very efficiently.

Adjective modifier

• wick: Fabric: 63 % nylon, 23 % polyester, 14 % elastane 220gsm All armourfit® garments wick moisture from the skin.
• trapped: Trapped Moisture on the floor covering is a breeding ground for micro-organisms.
• excess: Drying off - The removal of excess moisture from foods during cooking.
• condensed: Indirect lateral ventilation prevents formation of condensed moisture inside the goggles.
• atmospheric: The oceans are the major source of the atmospheric moisture that is obtained through evaporation.
• residual: Cylinders are first heated to drive off any residual moisture followed by thorough purging and evacuation process to create a clean baseline.

Modifies a noun

• wicking: This garment is a high performance material offering high moisture wicking capabilities, making it an ideal fabric for outdoor use.
• vapor: The wool fibers actually pull the moisture vapor away from the skin.
• ingress: Coastal and Ocean kits have a water resistant seal preventing moisture ingress, essential for effective storage at sea.
• deficit: These, together with the limited rainfall over most aquifer outcrop areas, resulted in a steep increase in soil moisture deficits.
• absorption: The fat coats flour particles, and prevents moisture absorption which inhibits gluten formation.
• content: Ideally the moisture content of the seed should be near to nine per cent or just below.

Noun used with modifier

• wick: Inner layer wicks moisture to the outer layer from where it is dissipated.
• wicking: Dynamic 4-way stretch materials move with you intuitively, while wicking moisture out and blocking the elements from coming in.
• soil: The soil moisture sensor measures the vacuum created by the soil by the lack of moisture.