aura
/ˈɔːrə/; /ˈɑːrə/Definitions
1. noun
A subtle, intangible, and often inexplicable quality that seems to surround and emanate from a person, thing, or place.
“The actress had a mystical aura about her that captivated the audience.”
2. noun
A feeling or sensation that pervades a place or situation.
“The atmosphere at the party had a happy aura that made everyone feel welcome.”
3. noun
A region of the electromagnetic spectrum, especially one surrounding a star or other celestial body.
“The astronomer studied the aura of the newly discovered star.”
4. verb
To surround or be surrounded by a particular atmosphere or quality.
“The city is auraing a sense of excitement and possibility.”
5. verb
To produce an aura or atmosphere, especially a pleasant or attractive one.
“The fragrance of the flowers auraed the entire garden.”