dekameter (Meaning)
Wordnet
dekameter (n)
a metric unit of length equal to ten meters
Webster
dekameter (n.)
Same as Decameter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dekameter
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dekameter Sentence Examples
- The track and field event required athletes to sprint for a distance of one dekameter.
- Urban planners measured the width of the road in dekameters to ensure proper traffic flow.
- A dekameter is equivalent to ten meters, making it a useful unit of measurement for longer distances.
- The garden was planned with precision, each row spaced one dekameter apart for optimal growth.
- The swimming pool was constructed to be thirty dekameters in length, meeting competitive standards.
- Surveyors used a measuring tape calibrated in dekameters to map out the dimensions of the land.
- The hiking trail stretched for several dekameters through the forest, offering breathtaking views along the way.
- The construction project required laying concrete foundations over an area of ten dekameters.
- In meteorology, wind speeds are often measured in meters per second, with distances recorded in dekameters.
- The marathon course covered a total distance of forty-two dekameters, challenging runners with varied terrain.
FAQs About the word dekameter
a metric unit of length equal to ten metersSame as Decameter.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The track and field event required athletes to sprint for a distance of one dekameter.
Urban planners measured the width of the road in dekameters to ensure proper traffic flow.
A dekameter is equivalent to ten meters, making it a useful unit of measurement for longer distances.
The garden was planned with precision, each row spaced one dekameter apart for optimal growth.
