| AETHER | • aether n. Alternative spelling of ether. • Aether prop.n. (Greek mythology) One of the Greek primordial deities who was the personification of light, brother-husband… • æther n. Obsolete spelling of ether. |
| AETATIS | • AETATIS adj. (Latin) at the age of. |
| AETHERS | • aethers n. Plural of aether. • æthers n. Plural of æther. • AETHER n. the upper region of the atmosphere. |
| AETHERIC | • aetheric adj. Alternative spelling of etheric. • ætheric adj. Obsolete form of etheric. • AETHERIC adj. pertaining to the aether. |
| AETHEREAL | • aethereal adj. Alternative spelling of ethereal. • æthereal adj. Archaic form of ethereal. • AETHEREAL adj. like a spirit, also ETHEREAL, ETHERIAL. |
| AETIOLOGY | • aetiology n. The establishment of a cause, origin, or reason for something. • aetiology n. The study of causes or causation. • aetiology n. (Medicine, uncountable) The study or investigation of the causes of disease; a scientific explanation… |
| AETHEREALLY | • AETHEREAL adv. like a spirit, also ETHEREAL, ETHERIAL. |
| AETIOLOGIES | • aetiologies n. Plural of aetiology. • ætiologies n. Plural of ætiology. • AETIOLOGY n. the science of causes, esp. of disease, also ETIOLOGY. |
| AETIOLOGIST | • aetiologist n. One who studies aetiology. • ætiologist n. Obsolete form of etiologist. • AETIOLOGIST n. a student of aetiology, also ETIOLOGIST. |
| AETHEREALITY | • AETHEREALITY n. the state of being aethereal. |
| AETHRIOSCOPE | • aethrioscope n. (Meteorology) A device for measuring temperature variations due to different atmospheric conditions… • æthrioscope n. Obsolete spelling of aethrioscope. • AETHRIOSCOPE n. an instrument for measuring temperature variations due to sky conditions. |
| AETIOLOGICAL | • aetiological adj. Alternative spelling of etiological. • ætiological adj. Obsolete form of etiological. • AETIOLOGICAL adj. relating to aetiology, the study of causes. |
| AETIOLOGISTS | • aetiologists n. Plural of aetiologist. • ætiologists n. Plural of ætiologist. • AETIOLOGIST n. a student of aetiology, also ETIOLOGIST. |
| AETHRIOSCOPES | • aethrioscopes n. Plural of aethrioscope. • æthrioscopes n. Plural of æthrioscope. • AETHRIOSCOPE n. an instrument for measuring temperature variations due to sky conditions. |
| AETHEREALITIES | • AETHEREALITY n. the state of being aethereal. |
| AETIOLOGICALLY | • aetiologically adv. In aetiological terms. • ætiologically adv. Obsolete form of etiologically. • AETIOLOGICAL adv. relating to aetiology, the study of causes. |