Pronunciation: /ˈɛri.nəs/
noun the quality or state of being airy; lightness or openness of texture or atmosphere
A1 The room had a feeling of airiness due to the large windows.
A2 She loved the airiness of the open field, with the wind blowing through her hair.
B1 The architect designed the house with a focus on maximizing airiness and natural light.
B2 The artist captured the sense of airiness in her painting, creating a feeling of freedom and lightness.
C1 The designer's use of white and minimalistic furniture created an incredible sense of airiness in the room.
C2 The cathedral's high ceilings and intricate stained glass windows added to the overall airiness and grandeur of the space.
formal The architect designed the building with large windows to create an airiness that allows natural light to fill the space.
informal I love how this room has an airiness to it with all the open windows and high ceilings.
slang The new apartment has such a cool airiness to it, I can't wait to move in.
figurative Her laughter had an airiness to it that lifted everyone's spirits.
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