aerologist
- noun
- /ˌɛəroʊˈlɒdʒɪst/
- Specialized
- An aerologist studies atmospheric phenomena.
Examples
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The aerologist presented new findings about atmospheric pressure at the conference.
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Before the flight, an aerologist checked the weather conditions for safety.
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Many aerologists work closely with meteorologists to improve weather forecasts.
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The aerologist presented her findings at the conference.
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An aerologist analyzed the data to understand how climate change affects weather patterns.
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The research conducted by the aerologist provided valuable insights into atmospheric phenomena.
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During the conference, the aerologist presented his findings on the impact of pollution on air quality.
Synonyms
A person who studies the weather and predicts what will happen
A scientist who studies patterns in weather over many years
A person who watches and reports the weather
Surface Forms
Morphology
aerologist = aerology (semi-transparent) = aero + log + ist
Formed by the noun 'aerology' plus the agentive suffix '-ist', yielding 'a person who studies aerology' in a regular, predictable way.
Etymology
The word aerologist begins with aero- meaning 'air' and ends with -logist meaning 'one who studies'. So an aerologist is a scientist who studies the air and the weather.