hyzone
/haɪˈzoʊn/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical region or area in the upper atmosphere, characterized by a high concentration of ozone and other atmospheric gases.
“The scientist studied the hyzone’s impact on the Earth’s climate.”
2. verb
To form or create a hyzone, typically by releasing ozone and other gases into the atmosphere.
“The industrial process hyzones the air, leading to environmental concerns.”