atmosphere
/ˈæθməsfiːr/Definitions
1. noun
The layer of gases surrounding the earth, including the atmosphere of a particular place or region, considered in terms of its physical properties and composition.
“The thick atmosphere of the city made it difficult to breathe.”
2. noun
A particular mood or feeling that pervades a place or situation.
“The atmosphere of the old mansion was eerie and foreboding.”
3. noun
A particular environment or situation, especially one that is pleasant or enjoyable.
“The atmosphere of the concert was electric and exciting.”
4. noun
The physical properties of a particular environment or situation, such as temperature, humidity, or air pressure.
“The atmosphere on the mountain was cold and thin.”
5. verb
To surround or encircle something, especially with a particular atmosphere or feeling.
“The music atmosphere enveloped the entire crowd.”
6. verb
To bring a particular atmosphere or feeling to something, especially a place or situation.
“The lighting atmosphere helped to create a romantic ambiance.”
7. noun
In theatre, the arrangement of scenery, lighting, and other elements to create a particular atmosphere or mood.
“The theatre’s atmosphere was designed to transport the audience to a different world.”