B1adjectivenatureenvironment
US/ˈmɪs.ti/
UK/ˈmɪs.ti/
covered with or full of a thin cloud of tiny water drops near the ground
In context
It was a misty morning, and we could barely see the lake.
The hills looked blue and misty in the distance.
Her eyes grew misty when she heard the old song.
Words that go with misty
adjective + noun
- misty morningA misty morning is perfect for a quiet walk.
- misty mountainsWe drove through the misty mountains at dawn.
- misty weatherMisty weather made the flight late.
- misty eyesHe left with misty eyes after saying goodbye.
- misty rainA misty rain fell on the city all day.
verb + adjective
- grow mistyThe window grew misty from our breath.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
It is mist today.Correct: It is misty today.