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Aeroplane/Airplane
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Aeroplane vs. Airplane
Aeroplane
/ˈeərəpleɪn/
A vehicle with wings that can fly through the air, used for transporting people or goods
Examples:
Synonyms:
airplane
aircraft
jet
plane
airliner
Antonyms:
boat
car
train
Airplane
/ˈeəpleɪn/
A vehicle with wings and an engine that can fly through the air, transporting people or goods
Examples:
Synonyms:
aircraft
jet
plane
aeroplane
Antonyms:
This word has no antonyms
Ways to tell them apart:
Aeroplane is the British English spelling, while airplane is the American English spelling.
Both words refer to the same flying vehicle, so choose based on your audience's location or preference.
When writing for a British audience, use aeroplane to align with their standard spelling.
When to use aeroplane:
When to use airplane:
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