Another word for air
air
n.
The gaseous envelope of the earth
atmosphere, stratosphere, troposphere, wind, breeze, draft, breath, fresh air, the open air, ozone, ether, sky, space, oxygen, the open, ventilation, the out of doors.
The apparent quality
look, mien, demeanor, atmosphere; see appearance 1, character 1.
A tune
theme, melody, strain; see melody 2, song, tune. See syn. study atmelody.
prevalent, abroad, current, in circulation; see fashionable, popular 3.
broadcasting, transmitting, reporting, going on, televising, in progress, speaking, performing, telecasting, being telecast, live.
Not certain
Agitated
feel good, feel happy, be exultant, be lively; see enjoy oneself, exult.
air
v.
To introduce air
ventilate, open, freshen, aerate, air out, air-condition, circulate air, change the air, expel air, eject air, aerify, expose to air, draw in air, fan, refresh, cool, purify, oxygenate, revivify.
Antonyms close*, keep in, stifle.
To expose to the air
To speak publicly; often derogatory
To broadcast
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Another word for air
The gaseous mixture enveloping the earth:
atmosphere. See high, placeThe celestial regions as seen from the earth:
firmament, heaven (often used in plural), sky. (Archaic) welkin. See highA natural movement or current of air:
blast, blow1, breeze, gust, wind1, zephyr. (Archaic) gale. See breathA general impression produced by a predominant quality or characteristic:
ambiance, atmosphere, aura, feel, feeling, mood, smell, tone. See beBehavior through which one reveals one's personality:
address, bearing, demeanor, manner, mien, presence, style. (Archaic) port. See be, styleArtificial behavior adopted to impress others.
Used in plural: affectation, affectedness, mannerism, pose, pretense. See honest, trueA pleasing succession of musical tones forming a usually brief aesthetic unit:
aria, melody, strain2, tune. (Obsolete) note. See sounds
To expose to circulating air:
aerate, ventilate, wind1. See breath, openTo utter publicly:
express, put, state, vent, ventilate. Idiom: come out with. See show, words
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