Pronunciation: /ˌækəˈrɪdiən/
noun a member of the Acaridae family of mites
A1 An acaridian is a type of small arachnid.
A2 I learned about acaridians in my biology class.
B1 The acaridian population has been increasing due to climate change.
B2 Researchers are studying the behavior of acaridians in different environments.
C1 The acaridian species found in tropical regions are particularly diverse.
C2 The study of acaridians has led to important discoveries in the field of parasitology.
formal The acaridian mites are a type of arachnid that can cause skin irritation in humans.
informal I heard that acaridian mites can make your skin itch like crazy!
slang Those tiny acaridian bugs are a real pain in the neck.
figurative The acaridian infestation in the house felt like a plague of invisible invaders.
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