Definition

To become covered or obscured by a thin layer of water droplets in the air, often creating a hazy or blurred appearance.

Example

The landscape began to mist as the temperature dropped in the evening.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you notice how the valley looks when the mist rolls in?

Yeah, it makes everything look so magical and soft.

I love when it mists like that in the early morning.

Same here! It’s such a peaceful way to start the day.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A thin cloud of tiny water droplets that is close to the ground, making it hard to see clearly.

Example

The morning mist covered the fields, creating a beautiful and mysterious scene.

Conversation

Have you noticed how the mist makes everything look so mysterious in the morning?

Absolutely! It adds a magical touch to the scenery.

I love walking through the mist — it feels so refreshing.

Definition

To cover or make something less clear by adding a thin layer of water droplets or vapor.

Example

She decided to mist the plants to keep them healthy and hydrated.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I think I should mist my plants today.

That's a good idea; they need the moisture.

Yeah, I always notice they look happier after I mist them.

Root Explanation

Mist → The word 'mist' originates from Old English 'mist', meaning a cloud of tiny water droplets or vapor. It refers to a weather phenomenon characterized by reduced visibility due to suspended water droplets in the air.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'mist' that describes a cloud of tiny water droplets, helping you remember that 'mist' refers to a weather condition that makes things appear hazy.

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