aerated Antonyms
Strongest:
- condensed
- constricted
- lowered
- condensed
- decreased
- contracted
- lowered
- constricted
- compressed
- decreased
- reduced
- compressed
- reduced
- contracted
Strong:
- downsized
- curtailed
- downsized
- dwindled
- abated
- abbreviated
- dwindled
- minified
- lessened
- subtracted-from-
- shortened
- diminished
- abbreviated
- curtailed
- minified
- abridged
- shortened
- abated
- abridged
- lessened
- diminished
- subtracted-from-
Weak:
Strongest:
- expanded
- prolonged
- accelerated
- intensified
- stoked
- fleshed-out-
- swelled
- supersized
- protracted
- lengthened
- enlarged
- inflated
- increased
- distended
- compounded
- multiplied
- escalated
- pumped-up
- drew-out
- hyped
- amplified
- built-up
- augmented
- enhanced
- added-to-
- elongated
- extended
- developed
Strong:
- boomed
- magnified
- supplemented
- reinforced
- raised
- boosted
- skyrocketed
- lifted
- reenforced
- dilated
- blew-up
- upped
- aggrandized
- jumped
- spiked
- strengthened
- heightened
- stretched
- complemented
Weak:
Meaning of aerated
aerated (s)
(of a liquid) treated by having air passed or bubbled through it for purification
supplied with carbon dioxide
aerated (imp. & p. p.)
of Aerate
aerated Sentence Examples
- The pastry chef created a light and fluffy mousse by incorporating aerated whipped cream into the chocolate mixture.
- The swimmer emerged from the pool with aerated water droplets glistening on their skin.
- Aerated concrete, known for its lightweight and insulating properties, is used in construction for energy-efficient buildings.
- The bubbly and aerated soda danced with effervescence as it fizzed in the glass.
- The gardener aerated the lawn using a spiked roller, allowing air and nutrients to reach the grassroots.
- The aerated soil in the flower bed promoted better drainage and healthier plant growth.
- During the baking process, the dough expanded and became aerated, resulting in a soft and airy loaf of bread.
- The aerated fountain in the park delighted children as they watched water jets shoot into the air.
- The wine enthusiast appreciated the aerated bouquet of the red wine, enhanced by swirling it in a decanter.
- To improve the aeration of the fish tank, the aquarium hobbyist added an aerated bubbler, ensuring a steady supply of oxygen for the aquatic inhabitants.
FAQs About the word aerated
(of a liquid) treated by having air passed or bubbled through it for purification, supplied with carbon dioxideof Aerate
expanded, prolonged, accelerated, intensified, stoked, fleshed (out), swelled, supersized, protracted, lengthened
condensed, constricted, lowered, condensed, decreased, contracted, lowered, constricted, compressed, decreased
The pastry chef created a light and fluffy mousse by incorporating aerated whipped cream into the chocolate mixture.
The swimmer emerged from the pool with aerated water droplets glistening on their skin.
Aerated concrete, known for its lightweight and insulating properties, is used in construction for energy-efficient buildings.
The bubbly and aerated soda danced with effervescence as it fizzed in the glass.
