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Meanings of aura in English
Usage of aura in English
1
You say that you feel an aura of great danger around us.
2
I cannot read your aura; I do not know what you want.
3
Mass produced fabrics don't have the depth or aura of natural ones.
4
For that reason, perhaps, they still had a particular aura about them.
5
Federer is rebuilding his aura the way he knows best -quietly.
6
In person, however, Taraji has a strong presence and an encapsulating aura.
7
She knew what was happening: his aura had started to consume him.
8
Some people can actually read the aura, or electromagnetic field, of beings.
9
You want to go? Silver shot through his aura, looking like hope.
10
Over the years the Forum acquired the aura of a holy place.
11
Regrettably, being merely young has never guaranteed me an aura of naïveté.
12
Beyond the music, the band's aura of chaos has sustained public interest.
13
So is Flavin, once you leave the luminous aura of his work.
14
This will never happen while they retain their aura of religious exclusivity.
15
The moment she touched him, her own aura disappeared, leaving her defenseless.
16
Yet, for many, the food-mood link still has an aura of quackery.
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Aura through the time
Aura across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common