low-altitude (Meaning)
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low-altitude (s)
occurring at a relatively low altitude
Synonyms & Antonyms of low-altitude
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low-altitude Sentence Examples
- The helicopter hovered at a low-altitude, providing aerial surveillance of the area.
- The fighter jet roared through the sky at low-altitude, engaging in a mock dogfight.
- Parachutists jumped from the airplane at low-altitude, their canopies billowing behind them.
- The glider soared gracefully at low-altitude, taking advantage of the lift created by the hills.
- The drone flew at low-altitude, capturing footage of the construction site from an aerial perspective.
- The search and rescue team utilized low-altitude aerial reconnaissance to locate survivors after a natural disaster.
- The hot air balloon drifted lazily at low-altitude, offering passengers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.
- The mountain rescuers used a low-altitude helicopter to airlift climbers who had fallen into a crevasse.
- The police helicopter circled the scene at low-altitude, providing a tactical overview of the situation.
- The reconnaissance plane flew at low-altitude, gathering intelligence about enemy positions and movements.
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occurring at a relatively low altitude
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The helicopter hovered at a low-altitude, providing aerial surveillance of the area.
The fighter jet roared through the sky at low-altitude, engaging in a mock dogfight.
Parachutists jumped from the airplane at low-altitude, their canopies billowing behind them.
The glider soared gracefully at low-altitude, taking advantage of the lift created by the hills.
