Pronunciation: /ˈveɪpərəs/
adjective relating to or resembling vapor; airy or insubstantial
A1 The vaporous mist covered the mountains in the morning.
A2 She gazed at the vaporous clouds drifting lazily across the sky.
B1 The artist used vaporous brush strokes to create a dreamy effect in the painting.
B2 The vaporous aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.
C1 The scientist studied the vaporous emissions from the volcano to understand its activity.
C2 The dancer moved gracefully through the vaporous stage effects, creating a mesmerizing performance.
formal The vaporous clouds obscured the view of the mountains.
informal The vaporous mist made it hard to see the road ahead.
slang The vaporous smoke from the campfire smelled amazing.
figurative Her dreams were like vaporous wisps that faded upon waking.
vaporized
vaporous
more vaporous
most vaporous
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will vaporize
has vaporized
is vaporizing
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vaporizing
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