Pronunciation

/ˈeər/

Definitions

Noun

• Air: 1. The mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth and is essential for life, primarily consisting of nitrogen (78%) and oxygen (21%). Example: “The air we breathe is vital for our survival.”
• 2. The atmosphere or climate of a place. Example: “The mountain air felt invigorating after the city smog.”
• 3. A feeling or mood. Example: “The room had a relaxed, carefree air about it.”

Verb

• To breathe air: To inhale and exhale the mixture of gases necessary for respiration. Example: “She took a deep breath of fresh mountain air.”
• To fill with air: To inflate something by introducing air. Example: “He blew up the balloon with a steady stream of air.”
• To be filled with (a particular atmosphere): To have a particular mood or vibe. Example: “The party was filled with laughter and excitement.”

Adjective

• Airy: Light, open, or spacious, often referring to a building or space. Example: “The house had a bright, airy living room.”
• Airless: Lacking air; oppressive or stuffy. Example: “The basement felt airless after being closed up all day.”
• Air-conditioned: Maintained at a comfortable temperature and humidity using air conditioning. Example: “The hotel room had an air-conditioned environment.”

Adverb

• Airily: In a light, carefree manner. Example: “She floated through the park airily on her bike.”

Phrases

• “Breath in the fresh air” means to take a deep, refreshing breath of outdoor air.
• “Clear the air” is a phrase used to resolve misunderstandings or conflicts.
• “Keep the air clean” emphasizes the importance of environmental cleanliness.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The birds chirped happily in the crisp mountain air.”
• Verb: “He inflated the tire with a pump, filling it with air.”
• Adjective: “The open windows allowed the sun’s warm air to filter into the room.”
• Adverb: “She floated airily above the grass, enjoying the breeze.”

Synonyms

• Atmosphere
• Wind
• Oxygen
• Vitality
• Inhalation
• Exhaling
• Breezy
• Pure
• Clear
• Unpolluted