Pronunciation

/atməˈtəsfl/

Definitions

Noun

1. The state or quality of being related to the air around Earth, especially the gases that form its atmosphere, such as nitrogen and oxygen.
   • Example: “The atmospheric pressure dropped significantly during the storm.”
2. Characteristic of the air or weather; atmospheric conditions.
   • Example: “The atmospheric conditions were perfect for stargazing.”

Verb

1. To have or be influenced by the atmosphere or air around something or a place.
   • Example: “The painting captures the atmospheric mood of the forest.”
2. (informal) To experience or sense the overall mood or vibe of a situation.
   • Example: “The party had a really atmospheric vibe.”

Adjective

1. Concerning or belonging to the atmosphere or air.
   • Example: “Atmospheric pollution has become a major concern.”
2. Having a characteristic or quality that creates a particular mood or feeling.
   • Example: “An atmospheric soundtrack can enhance a movie’s emotional impact.”

Phrases

• “Atmospheric composition” refers to the gases and particles that make up Earth’s atmosphere.
• “Atmospheric pollution” denotes the presence of harmful substances in the air.
• “Create an atmospheric ambience” means to set a particular mood or environment.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The atmospheric change in temperature can affect plant growth.”
• Verb: “The author masterfully created an atmospheric narrative.”
• Adjective: “The foggy morning had an eerie atmospheric quality.”

Synonyms

• Atmospheric
• Aerial
• Atmospheric (as a quality)
• Airy
• Pensive
• Haunting
• Moody
• Brooding