aerating Synonyms
Strongest:
- adding-to-
- stoking
- extending
- escalating
- compounding
- expanding
- inflating
- augmenting
- stretching
- drawing-out
- prolonging
- swelling
- increasing
- elongating
- building-up
- accelerating
- intensifying
- boosting
- pumping-up
- upping
- enhancing
- developing
- lengthening
- hyping
- multiplying
- enlarging
- amplifying
Strong:
- booming
- hiking
- blowing-up
- reenforcing
- skyrocketing
- jumping
- complementing
- supersizing
- lifting
- reinforcing
- raising
- distending
- supplementing
- dilating
- aggrandizing
- spiking
- magnifying
- fleshing-out-
- heightening
- strengthening
- protracting
Weak:
Strongest:
- decreasing
- contracting
- constricting
- constricting
- lowering
- compressing
- diminishing
- contracting
- reducing
- condensing
- lowering
- condensing
- downsizing
- compressing
- downsizing
- diminishing
- decreasing
- reducing
Strong:
- lessening
- lessening
- dwindling
- shortening
- abbreviating
- curtailing
- dwindling
- abating
- abridging
- minifying
- abbreviating
- shortening
- abating
- minifying
- abridging
- subtracting-from-
- subtracting-from-
- curtailing
Weak:
aerating Meaning
aerating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Aerate
aerating Sentence Examples
- The gardener spent the afternoon aerating the soil in the flower beds to improve water penetration and nutrient absorption.
- The golf course maintenance crew was busy aerating the fairways to ensure optimal turf health.
- Aeration is a crucial step in winemaking, allowing the wine to breathe and develop its full range of flavors.
- The pond ecosystem benefited from regularly aerating the water, preventing stagnation and promoting the well-being of aquatic life.
- Homeowners with lawns often schedule regular aerating sessions to combat soil compaction and enhance grass growth.
- The chef demonstrated the technique of aerating the pancake batter by gently folding in whipped egg whites.
- The aquarium enthusiast installed an aerating device in the fish tank to maintain optimal oxygen levels for the aquatic inhabitants.
- Aeration of compost piles accelerates the decomposition process, producing nutrient-rich compost for gardening.
- The spa's hot tub featured a built-in aerating system that created a soothing and bubbly experience for the bathers.
- Professional landscapers recommend aerating the lawn before overseeding to promote healthy turf growth.
FAQs About the word aerating
of Aerate
adding (to), stoking, extending, escalating, compounding, expanding, inflating,augmenting, stretching, drawing out
decreasing, contracting, constricting, constricting, lowering, compressing, diminishing, contracting, reducing, condensing
The gardener spent the afternoon aerating the soil in the flower beds to improve water penetration and nutrient absorption.
The golf course maintenance crew was busy aerating the fairways to ensure optimal turf health.
Aeration is a crucial step in winemaking, allowing the wine to breathe and develop its full range of flavors.
The pond ecosystem benefited from regularly aerating the water, preventing stagnation and promoting the well-being of aquatic life.
