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Meaning of aerate
The primary meaning of the word "aerate" is to supply or charge with air or oxygen.
Etymology of aerate
The word "aerate" comes from the Latin words "aer" meaning air, and the suffix "-ate" which forms a verb, with the word being first used in English in the 17th century to describe the act of supplying with air.
Synonyms
Definitions
- To supply (something, especially a liquid or a space) with air or oxygen
- * To charge (a liquid, especially water) with carbon dioxide gas
- * To loosen or soften (soil) by turning it over or by allowing air to penetrate
Usage Examples
- The water in the aquarium needs to be aerated regularly to keep the fish healthy.
- * The gardener aerated the soil to improve its quality and help the plants grow.
- * The brewery aerates the beer to give it a smoother taste.