23 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Muggy' in a Sentence

"Characterized by oppressively humid, damp, and close atmospheric conditions, particularly in reference to the weather or atmosphere." more

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After playing outside, the children felt sticky and sweaty in the muggy weather.

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It feels muggy outside after the rain.

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She wears light clothes on muggy days to stay cool.

Sarah's glasses fogged up in the muggy bathroom after her shower.

The muggy air clung to her skin as she stepped outside.

Muggy nights on the farm brought a chorus of crickets and a shimmering sky.

The butterfly loves to fly in the muggy air of the garden.

Jake's hair became frizzy in the muggy air after swimming in the lake.

The old house had a distinctive smell, a mix of dust and muggy air.

Our picnic was moved indoors because of the muggy weather forecast.

Sarah's hair became frizzy in the muggy weather, despite her efforts to keep it neat.

We decided to stay indoors and play board games on the muggy summer afternoon.

The jungle can be muggy, especially in summer.

Sarah's glasses fogged up due to the muggy conditions in the greenhouse.

Teddy the bear felt muggy after being hugged tightly all night.

The jungle was always muggy, with dense vegetation and high humidity.

The jungle was muggy, and the explorers felt sweaty and hot.

The muggy air made it difficult to breathe during the outdoor sports event.

The muggy atmosphere in the classroom made it hard to focus on the lesson.

The muggy day made playing outside feel sticky.

The painter struggled to keep the paint from drying too quickly in the muggy studio.

He wiped his brow in the muggy workshop, struggling with the heat.

My glasses fog up in the muggy bathroom after a hot shower.

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