Paraglider (noun)

A recreational aircraft consisting of a fabric wing shaped like an umbrella and suspended from a framework, used for gliding through the air after being launched from a high place.

Origin:

A blend of para- (from parachute) + glider.

Examples:

  1. The paraglider soared high in the sky, gliding effortlessly on the thermal currents.
  2. The paraglider was equipped with a harness and control systems, allowing the pilot to steer and maneuver in the air.
  3. Paragliding is a popular sport, attracting thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies from around the world.
  4. The paraglider was launched from a mountain top and flew over the countryside, giving the pilot a stunning view.
  5. Paragliding is often compared to hang-gliding, but is more accessible and requires less skill and experience.
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