Aeration
Pronunciation: /ˈeɪˈɹæʃən/
Aeration (noun)
- The process of adding air to soil or a surface to help plants grow or to reduce bad smells.
- The process of mixing air into water to increase oxygen for fish and other living things.
- Medical help that allows air to reach the lungs, improving breathing when it is weak or blocked.
Examples
- Aeration helps roots breathe by loosening compact soil.
- The gardener does aeration after heavy rain to improve soil quality.