aerodyne (Meaning)
aerodyne
a heavier-than-air aircraft (such as an airplane, helicopter, or glider) compare aerostat
Synonyms & Antonyms of aerodyne
aerodyne Sentence Examples
- The aerodyne soared through the sky, its sleek design slicing through the air.
- Scientists were fascinated by the aerodyne's ability to defy gravity for extended periods.
- The military developed stealthy aerodynes for reconnaissance and covert operations.
- Aerodynes provided a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional aircraft.
- The aerodyne's wings curved gently, creating a smooth airflow over its surface.
- Engineers experimented with different aerodyne configurations to optimize lift and reduce drag.
- The aerodyne hovered above the ground, its rotors spinning rapidly.
- The aerodyne was equipped with advanced sensors that allowed it to navigate autonomously.
- The aerodyne's sleek silhouette made it difficult to detect on radar.
- The aerodyne promised to revolutionize air travel, offering faster, cheaper, and more efficient transportation.
FAQs About the word aerodyne
a heavier-than-air aircraft (such as an airplane, helicopter, or glider) compare aerostat
airship, helicopter, ship, airframe, plane, airplane,aircraft, aeroplane, tractor,airliner
No antonyms found.
The aerodyne soared through the sky, its sleek design slicing through the air.
Scientists were fascinated by the aerodyne's ability to defy gravity for extended periods.
The military developed stealthy aerodynes for reconnaissance and covert operations.
Aerodynes provided a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional aircraft.
