stratosphere
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Noun — The layer of the atmosphere above the one we live in, where temperature actually rises with altitude because ozone absorbs UV radiation.
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Etymology
Coined in French as stratosphère by the meteorologist who discovered the layer, built from "strato-" (layer) and "-sphere."
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What does “stratosphere” mean?
The word “stratosphere” means the layer of the atmosphere above the one we live in, where temperature actually rises with altitude because ozone absorbs UV radiation. In plain terms, the very high, stable layer of sky above where weather happens — or, loosely, any sky-high level.
How do you use “stratosphere” in a sentence?
Here is “stratosphere” used in a sentence: “Commercial jets cruise near the bottom of the stratosphere.”
What part of speech is “stratosphere”?
“Stratosphere” is a noun.
Where does the word “stratosphere” come from?
The word “stratosphere” comes from French. Coined in French as stratosphère by the meteorologist who discovered the layer, built from "strato-" (layer) and "-sphere.".
How many meanings does “stratosphere” have?
“Stratosphere” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: the layer of the atmosphere above the one we live in, where temperature actually rises with altitude because ozone absorbs UV radiation.