auras

[ˈɔːrəz]

auras Definition

  • 1an invisible field of energy believed to surround a person or object, often seen as a luminous glow
  • 2a distinctive quality or character that seems to surround a person or thing

Using auras: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "auras" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She claimed to be able to see people's auras.

  • Example

    The aura of excitement was palpable in the air.

  • Example

    The painting had an aura of mystery and intrigue.

auras Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for auras

Phrases with auras

  • positive/negative aura

    a feeling or atmosphere that is either positive or negative

    Example

    The restaurant had a positive aura, with friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere.

  • the practice of interpreting a person's aura to gain insight into their emotional and spiritual state

    Example

    She learned how to do aura readings from her grandmother.

  • a sense of mystery or otherworldliness that surrounds a person or thing

    Example

    The ancient ruins had a mystical aura, as if they held secrets from another time.

Origins of auras

from Greek 'aura', meaning 'breeze'

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Summary: auras in Brief

'Auras' [ˈɔːrəz] are invisible fields of energy believed to surround a person or object, often seen as a luminous glow. They can also refer to a distinctive quality or character that seems to surround a person or thing. Phrases like 'positive/negative aura' and 'mystical aura' use 'aura' to denote a feeling or atmosphere that is either positive or negative, or a sense of mystery or otherworldliness. 'Aura reading' is the practice of interpreting a person's aura to gain insight into their emotional and spiritual state.