Pronunciation

/siː mɪst/ 🔊

Part of Speech

Noun

Definition

Sea mist refers to a type of fog that forms when warm air moves over a cold surface, such as the sea, causing water vapor to condense into tiny droplets.

Examples

1. “The coastal town often experiences sea mist in the early mornings, giving the area a mystical atmosphere.”

2. “The sea mist obscured the view of the horizon, making navigation difficult for sailors.”

Additional Information

Sea mist can have varying degrees of density, ranging from a light haze to thick fog, depending on atmospheric conditions and proximity to the water source.