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aerated

/ˈɛr.eɪ.tɪd/
aer · at · ed
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1

Supplied, exposed, or loosened with air, such as soil, compost, or turf perforated to improve drainage and root growth.

Example

"Earthworms thrive in well-drained, aerated soil rich in organic matter."

2

Infused or charged with gas, especially carbon dioxide or air, to create bubbles, foam, or a light, porous texture in liquids or foods.

Example

"The pastry chef folded whipped egg whites into the batter to create a light, aerated mousse."

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• Rhymes for aerated

• Nearby Words

aeneid
aeonium
aerate
aerated
aeration
aerator
aerial

Word Origin & Etymology

Formed as the past participial adjective of 'aerate', which derives from Latin 'aer' (from Ancient Greek 'āēr', meaning 'air') combined with the verbal suffix '-ate'.

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Aerated. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/aerated
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