Humid
Humid adjective - Containing or characterized by an uncomfortable amount of moisture.
Warm and humid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warm" instead an adjective "Humid".
Nearby Words: humidity, humidified
Warm
Warm adjective - Having or giving off heat to a moderate degree.
Both words in one sentence
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It is mentioned that the human Rebels find the Mon Calamari battleships annoyingly warm and humid (Mon Calamari are amphibious and will dry out quickly), but nothing worse than that.
Source: No Biochemical Barriers - Earth's comparatively dense, warm and humid atmosphere means that humans can suffer from altitude sickness if they exert too hard in the thinner, cooler and drier atmosphere preferred by most species.
Source: Literature / The Jenkinsverse -
Karna is a warm, humid planet covered by jungles and swamps (Jungle Planet + Swamp Planet).
Source: Single-Biome Planet
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