Mugginess example sentences

"Mugginess" Example Sentences

1. The mugginess of the air made it difficult to breathe.
2. I hate the mugginess of summer days.
3. The mugginess in the room was unbearable.
4. The mugginess made us all feel lethargic.
5. The mugginess outside made it clear that a thunderstorm was coming.
6. The mugginess made my clothes stick to my skin.
7. The mugginess of the swamp made it feel like we were swimming through the air.
8. The mugginess was making my hair frizzy.
9. I could feel the mugginess settling in my sinuses.
10. The mugginess in the basement made it difficult to breathe down there.
11. The mugginess was causing everyone to sweat profusely.
12. The mugginess was making the plants wilt.
13. Even with the AC on, the mugginess was still present.
14. I tried to escape the mugginess by going for a swim.
15. The mugginess was so thick, you could almost see it.
16. Running in the mugginess was torture.
17. The mugginess was causing my allergies to act up.
18. The mugginess made me feel like I was drowning in the air.
19. The mugginess was making it difficult to concentrate.
20. The mugginess made me want to take a cold shower.
21. The mugginess was causing my skin to itch.
22. Even with the windows open, the mugginess was still present.
23. The mugginess of the gym made working out unbearable.
24. The mugginess made it feel like we were walking through a sauna.
25. The mugginess was so bad, I had to keep wiping the condensation off my glasses.
26. The mugginess was making the food spoil faster.
27. The mugginess was causing my asthma to flare up.
28. The mugginess was ruining my hairdo.
29. I could feel the mugginess seeping into my lungs with every breath.
30. The mugginess made me want to escape to a cooler climate.

Common Phrases

1. The mugginess was unbearable; it felt like a sauna outside.
2. Despite the mugginess, I went for a run and instantly regretted it.
3. The sudden change in temperature caused the mugginess to settle in.
4. The mugginess made it hard to breathe, like there was a weight on my chest.
5. I could feel the mugginess in the air, like a thick, damp blanket.