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the unique vibe or feeling that surrounds a person, object, or place, often influencing how it is perceived by others
- The old mansion had an eerie aura, as if it held secrets from centuries past.
- The artist's paintings seemed to exude a vibrant aura of creativity and passion.
- She walked into the room with an aura of confidence that immediately commanded attention.
- The forest had a tranquil aura, inviting visitors to relax and contemplate amidst its natural beauty.
- There was a mysterious aura surrounding the ancient artifact, sparking curiosity and speculation among historians.
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a sensory phenomenon or warning sign that one experiences before the onset of certain medical conditions
- Before the onset of her migraine headache, Sarah experienced a visual aura consisting of flickering lights and shimmering lines.
- Patients with epilepsy often report experiencing an aura, such as a strange smell or taste, minutes before a seizure occurs.
- Jane's aura, characterized by tingling sensations in her fingers and lips, signaled the onset of a panic attack.
- Tom's aura before his epileptic seizure typically involved a feeling of déjà vu and a metallic taste in his mouth.
- Maria's aura, which included visual distortions and a sense of disorientation, preceded the onset of her temporal lobe seizures.