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aerobium

[ ai-roh-bee-uhm ]
/ ɛəˈroʊ bi əm /
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noun, plural aer·o·bi·a [ai-roh-bee-uh]. /ɛəˈroʊ bi ə/.
aerobe.
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Origin of aerobium

1860–65; <New Latin aerobium, modification of French aė́robie (from aė́ro- aero- + Greek bíos “life”) + -ium

Words nearby aerobium

aerobic respiration, aerobics, Aerobid, aerobiology, aerobiosis, aerobium, aerobrake, aerobraking, aerocele, aerocolpos, aeroculture
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