Aerily

Pronunciation: /ˈɛrəli/

Definitions of aerily

adverb in an airy or ethereal manner

Example Sentences

A1 The ghostly figure floated aerily through the abandoned house.

A2 The mist hung aerily over the darkened forest.

B1 The bats flew aerily in the twilight sky.

B2 The eerie music played aerily in the background of the movie scene.

C1 The dancer moved aerily across the stage, captivating the audience with her grace.

C2 The artist captured the aerily beauty of the sunset in his painting, evoking a sense of wonder in all who viewed it.

Examples of aerily in a Sentence

formal The music filled the concert hall aerily, creating a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere.

informal The mist hung aerily over the lake, giving it a mysterious vibe.

slang The abandoned house looked aerily creepy at night.

figurative Her words echoed aerily in his mind long after she had left.

Grammatical Forms of aerily

• past tense: aerilyed
• plural: aerilys
• comparative: more aerily
• superlative: most aerily
• present tense: aerily
• future tense: will aerily
• perfect tense: have aerilyed
• continuous tense: am aerilying
• singular: aerily
• positive degree: aerily
• infinitive: to aerily
• gerund: aerilying
• participle: aerilyed

Origin and Evolution of aerily

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'aerily' originated from the Middle English word 'aerili' which was derived from the Old French word 'aerien' meaning 'of the air'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'aerily' has evolved to be used to describe something that is airy, light, or ethereal in nature.