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dehumidifier

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dehumidifier
[dē′yo̅o̅mid′ifī′ər]
an apparatus to remove moisture in the atmosphere.
dehumidifier [de″hu-mid´ĭ-fi″er]
an apparatus for reducing the content of moisture in the atmosphere.
dehumidifier
an apparatus for reducing the content of moisture in the atmosphere.
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uk CAPTION(S): Frank and Lilly Jones in their living room at St Andrews Avenue Llandudno with a dehumidifier from Conwy Council.
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