Collocations for atmosphere - noun

calm, comfortable, congenial, convivial, cosy/cozy, family, friendly, great, happy, homely (BrE), informal, nice, pleasant, positive, relaxed, warm, welcoming
The bar has a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

charged, emotional, heavy, highly charged, hostile, oppressive, strained, tense
carnival, electric, festive, heady, lively, party
Before the parade, the atmosphere was electric.

intimate, romantic
gloomy
rarefied, unique
the rarefied atmosphere of academic life

general, whole
The whole atmosphere in the stadium changed dramatically.

political

create, establish (esp. AmE), maintain, provide
She tries to create an atmosphere of calm and security for her children.

have
The restaurant has a comfortable atmosphere.

poison, ruin, sour (esp. BrE), spoil
His blunt comments ruined the atmosphere.

improve, lighten
His funny remarks lightened the atmosphere.

sense
She could sense the hostile atmosphere in the room.

enjoy

be charged (with sth)
The atmosphere was charged with excitement.

pervade sth, prevail, surround sth
A relaxed atmosphere prevails in the club.

atmosphere between
Since their argument there had been a strained atmosphere between them.

heavy, humid, oppressive, polluted, smoky, stuffy

poison, pollute
Pesticides can kill wildlife and pollute the atmosphere.

clear
Last night's storm had cleared the atmosphere.

lower, upper
thick, thin

enter, leave, re-enter
The spaceship should re-enter the earth's atmosphere later today.

be released into, escape into
Dangerous gases have escaped into the atmosphere.

in the atmosphere
levels of radiation in the atmosphere