How To Spell aurora?
How to Pronounce aurora?
Correct pronunciation for the word "aurora" is [ɐɹˈɔːɹə], [ɐɹˈɔːɹə], [ɐ_ɹ_ˈɔː_ɹ_ə].
What are the misspellings for aurora?
- hureyra,
- arora,
- arare,
- auroroa,
- amror,
- euforia,
- auara,
- aawera,
- aurors,
- outroar,
- aqurire,
- apropro,
- arror,
- errore,
- aurura,
- arroma,
- auror,
- aroura,
- jaurary,
- arura,
- euporia,
- uragray,
- awrare,
- euroean,
- arera,
- auroar,
- auroma,
- errorr,
- autohr,
- apriori,
- authro,
- furore,
- earror,
- aprpro,
- gharara,
- auraura,
- uforia,
- aurara,
- aroow,
- aurroa,
- aerola,
- artiorari,
- eudora,
- arrray,
- areolar,
- appropro,
- irory,
- arrorw,
- aeroma,
- aurua,
- auora,
- europhia,
- eurore,
- aborah,
- youryou're,
- carrara,
- europre,
- aromory,
- arrary,
- auroa,
- erorr,
- arota,
- aruthor,
- auroura,
- airbore,
- autore,
- airort,
- uquiorra
"Aurora" in context
Aurora is a stunning phenomenon, also known as the 'Northern Lights' or 'Southern Lights', that is created by electrically charged particles from the sun entering our atmosphere and creating a magical display in the night sky. The colors range from greens, pinks, yellows, purples, and blues and depend on the type of particles in the solar wind. The lights can be seen near the magnetic poles of the northern and southern hemispheres, and are most intense between September and October in the North, and March and April in the South.
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