Pronunciation: /ɛriən/
noun a person who is from or resides in the air or sky
A1 An aerian is a person who enjoys spending time in the sky, like a pilot or skydiver.
A2 The aerian was thrilled to go paragliding for the first time.
B1 As an aerian, she loved the feeling of freedom that came with flying.
B2 The aerian community is made up of individuals who share a passion for all things aerial.
C1 The aerian lifestyle requires a deep understanding of aerodynamics and weather patterns.
C2 Aerians often push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of flight.
adjective relating to the air or atmosphere
A1 The aerian view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.
A2 The aerian acrobatics of the birds in the sky were mesmerizing.
B1 The aerian perspective provided by the drone footage was impressive.
B2 The aerian maneuvers of the fighter jets were executed with precision.
C1 The aerian photography captured by the professional drone pilot was stunning.
C2 The aerian navigation skills of the seasoned pilot were unmatched.
formal The aerian species of birds are known for their ability to soar high in the sky.
informal I love watching aerian birds fly around in the park.
slang Check out that aerian bird doing loops in the air!
figurative His thoughts were aerian, always drifting off into the clouds of imagination.
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