airing

/ˈɛrɪŋ/
noun
  1. An exposure to fresh air, as of clothes, bedding, or a room.
    • She gave the blankets a quick airing on the balcony.
    • The room needs a good airing after being closed all winter.
    • I put the pillows outside for an airing to freshen them up.
  2. A public discussion or expression of opinions on a topic.
    • The article provided an airing of new ideas about education reform.
    • The meeting gave everyone a chance for an airing of their concerns.
    • The debate allowed a full airing of the different viewpoints.
  3. A broadcast of a television or radio program.
    • The documentary will have its final airing tonight.
    • The first airing of the show attracted millions of viewers.
    • The network scheduled a rerun airing for next week.
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