heavier-than-air Antonyms
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Meaning of heavier-than-air
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heavier-than-air (s)
relating to an aircraft heavier than the air it displaces
heavier-than-air Sentence Examples
- The hot air balloon soared through the sky, its lighter-than-air design allowing it to float.
- The paper plane was too heavy and not sufficiently heavier-than-air to stay aloft.
- The helium-filled balloon was much heavier-than-air and struggled to ascend.
- The wings of an airplane are designed to generate lift, making it heavier-than-air but still capable of flight.
- The lead weight attached to the kite made it heavier-than-air and prevented it from flying.
- The airship was filled with hydrogen, making it lighter-than-air and capable of extended flight.
- The heavier-than-air aircraft took off from the runway with a deafening roar.
- The drone's heavier-than-air design allowed it to hover and navigate precisely.
- The hot air balloon's lifting power is generated by the temperature difference between the inside and outside air, creating a lighter-than-air effect.
- The helicopter's rotating blades generate lift, enabling it to overcome its heavier-than-air weight and achieve flight.
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relating to an aircraft heavier than the air it displaces
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The hot air balloon soared through the sky, its lighter-than-air design allowing it to float.
The paper plane was too heavy and not sufficiently heavier-than-air to stay aloft.
The helium-filled balloon was much heavier-than-air and struggled to ascend.
The wings of an airplane are designed to generate lift, making it heavier-than-air but still capable of flight.
