Pronunciation: /ˌɛr.oʊ.daɪˈnæm.ɪ.kli/
adjective relating to the movement of air or other gases
A1 The paper airplane flew aerodynamically through the air.
A2 The car was designed to be aerodynamically efficient for better fuel economy.
B1 The new racing bike is aerodynamically superior to its competitors.
B2 The spacecraft was built with an aerodynamically optimized shape for re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere.
C1 The company invested heavily in research to make their aircraft as aerodynamically advanced as possible.
C2 The engineers fine-tuned the design to ensure that the new airplane was aerodynamically perfect.
adverb relating to the study of the motion of air and other gases
A1 The paper airplane flew aerodynamically through the air.
A2 The bird soared aerodynamically above the treetops.
B1 The car was designed to be aerodynamically efficient for better fuel economy.
B2 The new aircraft was tested to ensure it could fly aerodynamically at high speeds.
C1 The Olympic cyclist's helmet was aerodynamically designed to reduce drag.
C2 The Formula 1 car was engineered to be aerodynamically perfect for maximum performance on the track.
formal The new car model is designed to be aerodynamically efficient, reducing drag and improving fuel efficiency.
informal The sleek sports car is built to be super aerodynamically, making it really fast.
slang That airplane is so cool, it's like, totally aerodynamically awesome!
figurative His arguments were so well structured and presented, they flowed aerodynamically through the debate.
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