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aerological

aerological

1 9.9
Relating to the study of the upper air
  • adjective
  • /ˌɛəroʊˈlɒdʒɪkəl/
  • Specialized
: aerológico
  • Her research in the aerological field contributed to advances in climate science.

Examples

  • The meteorologist specializes in aerological observations to predict weather patterns.

  • The aerological data collected during the flight was crucial for the research.

  • During the expedition, aerological measurements were taken at various altitudes.

  • Researchers presented their aerological findings at the international conference.

  • The scientists conducted an aerological study to understand the upper layers of the atmosphere.

  • Understanding aerological phenomena is crucial for predicting weather patterns accurately.

  • The aerological data collected during the mission provided valuable insights into climate change.

Synonyms

atmospheric
vsaerological
103 4.8

About the air around the Earth, like clouds and storms

focuses on scientific study and analysis rather than simple location
meteorological
vsaerological
18 6.3

About weather and conditions in the air

focuses on scientific study of the atmosphere, especially its upper layers
meteorologic
vsaerological
  • Specialized
7.2

About the weather and the air around the Earth

has the same meaning but appears as a different form or spelling

Surface Forms

aerological positive

Morphology

aerological = aerology (semi-transparent) = aerology + ical

The adjective is a regular derivation from the noun 'aerology' by adding the productive adjectival suffix '-ical'.

Etymology

The word aerological comes from aero- meaning 'air' and -logy meaning 'study', and you can see aero- in the familiar word aeroplane. So aerological means the scientific study of the air high above the ground.