droplets
n. plural-only B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈdɹɑpɫəts// UK //dɹˈɒpləts// droplets
n. very small drops of liquid, like the tiny bits of water that come out when you sneeze or when it rains lightly.
n. minute quantities of liquid produced by condensation, spraying, or splashing. Often used in medical or scientific contexts to describe the transmission of pathogens through the air.
Tiny droplets of water formed on the cold window.
Health officials recommend wearing masks to prevent the spread of respiratory droplets when people are talking or coughing.
The morning mist consisted of millions of suspended droplets that caught the early sunlight, creating a shimmering effect across the valley floor.
Usage
While 'droplet' is a countable noun, it is most frequently encountered in its plural form when describing aerosols or moisture.