still-air

Noun

/stɪl eər/

A condition of the atmosphere where there is little or no movement of air.

1. The still-air conditions allowed for perfect stargazing last night.

2. In the still air of the morning, the sound of nature felt amplified.

3. The still air in the room made it feel warmer than it actually was.

Still air refers to a calm and quiet environment where the air is not moving, often resulting in a more stagnant atmosphere.