Aerialist

Pronunciation: /ˈɛriəlɪst/

Definitions of aerialist

noun a person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a trapeze or tightrope

Example Sentences

A1 The aerialist performed amazing tricks on the trapeze.

A2 The circus hired a talented aerialist to entertain the audience.

B1 The aerialist gracefully moved through the air with ease.

B2 The renowned aerialist wowed the crowd with her daring stunts.

C1 The seasoned aerialist executed a flawless routine high above the ground.

C2 The world-class aerialist captivated spectators with her breathtaking aerial performances.

Examples of aerialist in a Sentence

formal The aerialist performed a breathtaking routine high above the crowd.

informal Did you see that aerialist flipping through the air? So cool!

slang That aerialist is a total boss at flying through the air!

figurative She navigated the social scene like an aerialist, gracefully moving from group to group.

Grammatical Forms of aerialist

• plural: aerialists
• comparative: more aerialist
• superlative: most aerialist
• present tense: aerialist
• future tense: will be aerialist
• perfect tense: has been aerialist
• continuous tense: is being aerialist
• singular: aerialist
• positive degree: aerialist
• infinitive: to aerialist
• gerund: aerialisting
• participle: aerialisted

Origin and Evolution of aerialist

First Known Use: 1867 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'aerialist' originated from the French word 'aérien' meaning 'of the air' or 'airy'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe performers who perform acrobatics or other feats in the air, the term 'aerialist' has evolved to encompass a wider range of performers who specialize in aerial acts such as trapeze artists, aerial silk performers, and aerial hoop artists.