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Discover LudwigThe phrase "air send" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be a combination of words that lacks context or established usage.
Example: "I need to clarify what you mean by air send before proceeding."
Alternatives: "send via air" or "air shipment".
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When these devices which are often towed behind boats are set off, sharp blasts of pressurized air send shock waves through the water and into underlying sediments, where they trigger seismic vibrations.
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Suddenly a loud explosion ripped through the air, sending up a cloud of smoke and dust near the road.
The Airflow whizzed through the air, sending a rocket into the far deep corner of the service box.
Jefferson Montero flew into the air, sent there by Maynor Figueroa, and all over the pitch players flew into tackles.
Ripples of energy sent their backlighted bodies undulating, just as currents of air sent feathers up and into the audience, evoking both delight and irritation.
But the home plate umpire Tim Welke emerged from the replay review three minutes later and spun his finger in the air, sending the crowd back to its feet.
A rifle barrage erupted as the dead man's friends and relatives fired into the air, sending scores of empty shells clinking to the pebbly ground.
The blast of frigid air sent temperatures plunging as far south as the Texas panhandle, where balmy 70-degree weather fell into the teens overnight.
True, she had visionary episodes, raptures that lifted her into the air, sent celestial darts quivering through her body and left her breathless, nerve-racked and spent.
A few days later, at Penn Plaza Pavilion, Hood By Air sent a male model down the runway in a tight bun, a shirtdress, and black heels.
The architects enhanced this effect by cantilevering the corners of the roof past the last stone-clad column, allowing it to hang in the air, sending you off into space.
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