Definition

A place where aircraft can take off and land, often used for military purposes or as an airport.

Example

The airdrome was bustling with activity as planes took off and landed.

Conversation

Did you hear about the new airdrome they built downtown?

Yeah, I saw that! It looks really modern and spacious.

I can't wait to see it in action when flights start coming in.

Same here! It will be exciting to have an airdrome so close to us.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Airdrome → It is formed from "air" (from Old English "aer", meaning the atmosphere or sky) and "drome" (from Greek "dromos", meaning a running or course). The word "airdrome" refers to a place where aircraft run or take off, essentially a course in the air.

Memory Tip

Think of 'air' as the atmosphere where planes fly and 'drome' as a course or path — together, they help you remember that an airdrome is a place for aircraft to run in the air.

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