aerious
aerious adjective: pertaining to air, airy.
Adjective
aerious (comparative more aerious, superlative most aerious)
- Pertaining to air, airy.
- For our aerious Spirits not only receive the Quality of the Air we breathe, but alſo follow its Temper and Morion, as is ſeen by the Head-ach, ſeizing thoſe that are beaten by Winds in the Country;[…].1728, John Dunton, The Athenian Oracle, 3rd edition, volume IV, page 413
- Singing can do more than the sound of an instrument, in as much as it arising from an harmonical consent, from the conceit of the mind and imperious affection of the phantasy^([imagination]) and heart, easily penetrateth by motion, with the refracted and well tempered air, the aerious spirit of the...1993, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim, translated by James Freake, edited by Donald Tyson, Three Books of Occult Philosophy, page 336
Forms of aerious
| comparative | more aerious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most aerious |
Questions about aerious
- What does aerious mean?
- Aerious means pertaining to air, airy.
- What part of speech is aerious?
- Aerious is an adjective.
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