Aaas

Pronunciation: /eɪs/

Definitions of aaas

noun an abbreviation for the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Example Sentences

A1 I saw three aaas at the zoo.

A2 The aaas in the forest were making loud noises.

B1 The researcher studied the behavior of aaas in the wild for her thesis.

B2 The aaas at the sanctuary were well taken care of by the staff.

C1 The conservation efforts have helped increase the population of aaas in the region.

C2 The documentary filmmaker captured stunning footage of aaas in their natural habitat.

Examples of aaas in a Sentence

formal The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) is a prestigious organization dedicated to promoting scientific research.

informal I'm thinking of joining the AAAS to network with other scientists.

slang The AAAS conference was lit, I learned so much!

figurative Her dedication to her research was like a member of the AAAS - unwavering and committed.

Grammatical Forms of aaas

• past tense: aaased
• plural: aaases
• comparative: more aaas
• superlative: most aaas
• present tense: aaas
• future tense: will aaas
• perfect tense: have aaased
• continuous tense: is aaasing
• singular: aaa
• positive degree: very aaa
• infinitive: to aaas
• gerund: aaasing
• participle: aaased

Origin and Evolution of aaas

First Known Use: 1778 year

Language of Origin: Hawaiian

Story behind the word: The word 'aaas' originated from the Hawaiian language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Hawaiian culture to refer to a type of lava flow, 'aaas' has since been adopted into English as a term for rough, jagged lava rocks.