current of air (Meaning)
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current of air (n)
air moving (sometimes with considerable force) from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure
Synonyms & Antonyms of current of air
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
current of air Sentence Examples
- The current of air carried the scent of wildflowers through the open window.
- Hang gliders use currents of air to stay aloft for extended periods.
- The balloon rose gently on the warm current of air, offering breathtaking views of the landscape below.
- Birds soar effortlessly by riding thermals, which are rising currents of air.
- Pilots navigate aircraft by understanding the various currents of air at different altitudes.
- The fan created a cooling current of air, providing relief from the summer heat.
- The kite drifted lazily in the steady current of air, its colorful tail trailing behind.
- Sailors depend on prevailing currents of air to power their vessels across the seas.
- Paragliders harness currents of air to glide through the sky with grace and precision.
- Weather balloons measure atmospheric conditions, including temperature and humidity, by ascending through different currents of air.
FAQs About the word current of air
air moving (sometimes with considerable force) from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The current of air carried the scent of wildflowers through the open window.
Hang gliders use currents of air to stay aloft for extended periods.
The balloon rose gently on the warm current of air, offering breathtaking views of the landscape below.
Birds soar effortlessly by riding thermals, which are rising currents of air.
