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soaring To be extremely tall, such as an airplane in the sky. ■ "Wow, that building is soaring high above everything else!"
condor A large, vulture-like bird known for its long wings and impressive flight capabilities. ■ "I saw a condor soaring over the mountains today. It was truly majestic!"
Nighthawk A bird that is active at night, often found perched on rooftops and other high places. ■ "I saw a nighthawk flying through the city streets late last night. It was soaring over the buildings like a boss!
seascape A breathtaking view of the ocean, complete with crashing waves and seagulls soaring overhead. ■ "I had a wonderful time gazing at the beautiful seascape while on my honeymoon."
soars To be so high in the sky that it looks like it's flying. ■ "The plane was soaring through the clouds, I could see my house from way up there!"
airborne adj. Of or pertaining to something that is in the air, suspended, or flying., adj. Of or pertaining to an aircraft that is in flight., verb. To cause something to be suspended, flying, or in the air. ■ The kites were soaring through the sky, making the park look like a playground for giant birds., I had to quickly land my plane before it went airborne and crashed into the runway., I accidentally airborne my sandwich while trying to take a bite.
Eagle A large bird with a sharp beak and talons, capable of hunting and soaring through the air at great heights. ■ "The bald eagle is the national bird of the United States and a symbol of freedom." "An eagle is any person or thing that's really good at something, like a rock star or a superhero." ■ "That eagle can sing like nobody's business!"
soar To achieve great heights or success, often through exaggerated or overly optimistic means. ■ "When I told my boss I could finish this project in half the time, he looked at me like I was soaring through the clouds on a unicorn's back."