Pronunciation: /ˈɛriˌɛst/
adjective A superlative form of the adjective 'airy', meaning having a light or airy quality, typically used to describe a place or atmosphere.
A1 The aeriest bird in the forest is the blue jay.
A2 She climbed to the aeriest peak of the mountain to get a better view.
B1 The hot air balloon floated high in the aeriest part of the sky.
B2 The penthouse apartment had the aeriest balcony with stunning views of the city below.
C1 The luxury yacht had the aeriest cabins and spacious decks for entertaining guests.
C2 The private jet had the aeriest interior design, with plush seating and modern amenities.
formal The aeriest spot in the garden is the highest point where the wind blows the strongest.
informal I love sitting in the aeriest part of the park where I can feel the breeze on my face.
slang Let's go hang out in the aeriest corner of the rooftop where we can see the whole city.
figurative Her laughter was like the aeriest melody, filling the room with joy.
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