aerie

/ˈɛri/
noun
  1. The nest of a large bird of prey, such as an eagle or hawk, usually built high on a cliff or in a tall tree.
    • The hikers spotted an aerie with two baby falcons inside.
    • The eagle built its aerie on the highest cliff ledge.
    • From the valley, we could see the hawk's aerie among the rocks.
  2. A high, secluded dwelling or location, often with a great view.
    • The penthouse apartment was a luxurious aerie overlooking the city.
    • He retreated to his aerie in the hills to write his novel.
    • Their mountain cabin felt like an aerie above the clouds.
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