Aerodynamic
Aerodynamic adjective - Of or relating to aerodynamics.
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Synonyms for Aerodynamic
Modern and aerodynamic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Modern" instead an adjective "Aerodynamic".
Nearby Words: aerodynamics, aerodynamical
Modern
Modern adjective - Being or involving the latest methods, concepts, information, or styles.
Aerodynamic and modern are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aerodynamic" instead an adjective "Modern".
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Related pairs
- new and aerodynamic
- new and modern
- new-fashioned and aerodynamic
- new-fashioned and modern
- up-to-date and aerodynamic
- up-to-date and modern
- today and aerodynamic
- today and modern
- cutting-edge and aerodynamic
- cutting-edge and modern
- up to date and aerodynamic
- up to date and modern
- with-it and aerodynamic
- with-it and modern
Both words in one sentence
- While the protagonist is a bit shocked by this fact at first, he discovers that the train's appearance and furnishings are decidedly aerodynamic, hi-tech and modern.
- Existing spacecraft have so far had a mixed record: modern rockets and atmospheric landers tend to be white and aerodynamic, but blockier than sci-fi space fighters and only sometimes winged.
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And the Dymaxion car, as fuel-efficient as a modern car at a time when massive gas-guzzling road-boats were the norm, easier to park, and no one bought it because its aerodynamic body looked like a fish on wheels.
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