Dehumidifier (noun)

An electrical appliance or device that removes humidity or moisture from the air, reducing the risk of mold, mildew, and condensation.

Origin:

From the verb dehumidify, meaning to remove humidity or moisture from the air, and the suffix -er, indicating a device or an agent that performs an action.

Examples:

1. The dehumidifier was turned on in the basement to prevent mold growth and dampness.
2. The portable dehumidifier was used in the bathroom to keep the air dry and fresh.
3. The dehumidifier helped to reduce the humidity level in the greenhouse, improving the growth and health of the plants.
4. The dehumidifier was equipped with an indicator light and a display panel, showing the current humidity level and the desired setting.
5. The dehumidifier was a useful tool for people with allergies or respiratory problems, removing the excess moisture that could trigger symptoms.