Atmosphere
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| - | # The [[air]] in a [[particular]] place. | + | An '''atmosphere''' is the [[air]] in a particular [[place]] or the [[mood]] or [[feeling]] in a situation. Synonyms include [[air]], [[ambiance]], [[feeling]], [[mood]]. |
| - | # The [[mood]] or [[feeling]] in a situation. | + | |
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| - | ====Synonyms==== | + | |
| - | *(''mood''): [[air]], [[ambiance]], [[feeling]], [[mood]] | + | |
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| *[[Couleur locale]] | *[[Couleur locale]] | ||
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An atmosphere is the air in a particular place or the mood or feeling in a situation. Synonyms include air, ambiance, feeling, mood.
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