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gaseous
This term is primarily used in scientific, technical, and academic registers to describe the physical state of matter. It carries a neutral, descriptive tone and is most frequently encountered in chemistry, physics, and meteorology when discussing the properties of substances that lack a fixed shape or volume.
In common usage, it is often contrasted with liquid or solid states. While "gas" is the noun for the substance, "gaseous" is the precise adjective used to describe the nature of a substance or a specific phase of existence, such as in the phrase "gaseous exchange" in biological contexts.
Meanings
Examples
Water exists in three states: solid, liquid, and gaseous.
The substance becomes gaseous when heated to its boiling point.
Is the fuel stored in a liquid or gaseous form?
The atmosphere of the planet is composed of various gaseous elements.
A gaseous mixture of hydrogen and helium fills the balloon.
The chemical reaction releases a colorless gaseous byproduct.
I wonder if the core of that star is still in a gaseous state.