surface-to-air (Meaning)
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surface-to-air (a)
operating from or designed to be launched from the ground against an airborne target
Synonyms & Antonyms of surface-to-air
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surface-to-air Sentence Examples
- The surface-to-air missile soared through the sky, intercepting the enemy aircraft.
- The ship's surface-to-air defense system repelled the attack from the incoming missiles.
- The military deployed surface-to-air batteries along the border to protect the country from air threats.
- The surface-to-air missile launch site was strategically positioned on a hilltop for maximum coverage.
- The aircraft evaded the surface-to-air fire by flying at low altitudes and executing evasive maneuvers.
- The ground forces relied on surface-to-air missiles to provide air superiority over the battlefield.
- The surface-to-air missile system was designed to detect, track, and engage hostile aircraft at long ranges.
- The air defense network consisted of a network of surface-to-air missile systems that worked together to protect against aerial attacks.
- The surface-to-air missile launcher had a rotating turret that allowed it to engage targets from any direction.
- The surface-to-air defense system was constantly monitored and updated to ensure the safety of the troops and civilians below.
FAQs About the word surface-to-air
operating from or designed to be launched from the ground against an airborne target
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The surface-to-air missile soared through the sky, intercepting the enemy aircraft.
The ship's surface-to-air defense system repelled the attack from the incoming missiles.
The military deployed surface-to-air batteries along the border to protect the country from air threats.
The surface-to-air missile launch site was strategically positioned on a hilltop for maximum coverage.
