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aerial (adjective), more aerial, most aerial
1. A reference to something that involves aircraft: The invading country made uncountable aerial attacks on buildings and on the civilians.
2. Relating to something that lives, happens, or moves in the air: From their spot on the shore, Jill and Mark watched the seagulls swirling around like in an aerial presentation for the tourists!.
3. Consisting of, typical of, or relating to the air: Jane was interested in taking some aerial photos and videos of her town for her next oral assignment in her class at school.
4. Regarding the part of a plant thriving above ground: Mr. Thompson showed his students some plants that had aerial roots which were not growing in the ground, but in the air above the soil.
2. Relating to something that lives, happens, or moves in the air: From their spot on the shore, Jill and Mark watched the seagulls swirling around like in an aerial presentation for the tourists!.
3. Consisting of, typical of, or relating to the air: Jane was interested in taking some aerial photos and videos of her town for her next oral assignment in her class at school.
4. Regarding the part of a plant thriving above ground: Mr. Thompson showed his students some plants that had aerial roots which were not growing in the ground, but in the air above the soil.
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aero-, aer-, aeri-
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“more aerial”
aerial (adjective), more aerial, most aerial
A reference to air or atmosphere; subaerial conditions or processes on land, because of being directly under the atmosphere: Aerial actions move, operate, or occur in the air.
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Geology or Related Geological Terms +
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aerial (adjective), more aerial, most aerial
A reference to activities which take place in flight: While sitting on the sand at the beach, jack and Jill watched the seagulls putting on a terrific aerial display in the air.
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Insects, General Applicable Terms
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