What is another word for aeriform?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈe͡əɹɪfˌɔːm], [ ˈeəɹɪfˌɔːm], [ ˈeə_ɹ_ɪ_f_ˌɔː_m]
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Synonyms for Aeriform:
adj.
• aerial (adjective) • all (adjective) • gaseous (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
• aeriform (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- short,
- quick,
- tedious,
- clean,
- heavenly,
- light within,
- sparkling,
- sparkly,
- unhorse,
- flimsy,
- scintillating,
- fast-flying,
- cobwebby,
- elevated,
- tripping,
- bodyless,
- towering,
- open,
- eminent,
- vapourous,
- roommate,
- flight,
- atmospherical,
- twinkle,
- blowy,
- illume,
- exalted,
- outdoors,
- open-air,
- faint,
- inner light,
- gallant,
- fire up,
- proud,
- scant,
- igniter,
- gauzy,
- luminance,
- miasmal,
- gauze-like,
- impalpable,
- grand,
- get off,
- luminosity,
- miasmic,
- swooning,
- forward pass,
- clear,
- eyry,
- verbose,
- sluttish,
- lightly,
- lite,
- aerie,
- majestic,
- alight,
- vapourific,
- brightness,
- rarefied,
- lighter,
- fire,
- low-cal,
- transparent,
- illuminate,
- fall,
- idle,
- dismount,
- abstemious,
- get down,
- colicky,
- seer,
- lightheaded,
- light-headed,
- see-through,
- luminousness,
- calorie-free,
- visible radiation,
- cobweb,
- noble-minded,
- vapourish,
- light up,
- intangible asset,
- sheer,
- aeronautic,
- lighting,
- spacious,
- unembodied,
- wanton,
- uncovered,
- frothy,
- loose,
- light-colored,
- eyrie,
- brightness level,
- flatulent,
- roomie,
- wakeful,
- sparkle,
- visible light,
- illumination,
- filmy,
- rarified,
- high-minded,
- ignitor,
- weak,
- spark,
- lightsome,
- discorporate,
- diaphanous,
- ignite,
- artificial,
- fast,
- unclouded,
- antenna,
- wordy,
- lightness,
- high-flown,
- vaporific,
- vaporish,
- disembodied,
- out of doors,
- transmitting aerial,
- illumine,
- light source,
- outside,
- perch,
- soaring,
- long-winded,
- bubbling,
- promiscuous,
- sublime,
- illusionist,
- unbodied,
- easy,
- idealistic,
- out-of-doors,
- unaccented,
- nonphysical.
How to use "Aeriform" in context?
When did the word "aeriform" first come into use? aeriform appears to have been first used in 1753 by Johannes Sylvester Kerner in his publication, "Aeriformes, a description of the animals that breathe air." In 1918, the German zoologist Gustav Heinrich Strand published his book "Die aeriformen Wirbelthiere." This book is a comprehensive work on the aeriformes, or aerial animals. What does the definition of an aeriforme include?
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