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Meaning of wingspread
Wordnet
wingspread (n)
distance between the tips of the wings (as of a bird or insect) when fully extended
linear distance between the extremities of an airfoil
wingspread Sentence Examples
- The majestic eagle soared through the sky with an impressive wingspread of 8 feet.
- The sailplane's wingspread of 40 feet allowed it to glide effortlessly through the air.
- The hummingbird's tiny wingspread of under 2 inches enabled it to maneuver with incredible speed.
- The wingspread of the B-52 bomber extended over 185 feet, making it a formidable aerial force.
- The pterosaur's massive wingspread of up to 20 feet allowed it to dominate the prehistoric skies.
- The bat's leather-like wings folded up neatly, allowing it to have a wingspread of only a few inches when perched.
- The wingspread of the butterfly danced through the meadow, creating a delicate display of colors.
- The dragon's wingspread cast an ominous shadow over the castle, hinting at its immense power.
- The seagull's wingspread glided gracefully over the waves, offering a serene sight from the shore.
- The hang glider's wingspread caught the wind, carrying the enthusiast hundreds of feet above the ground.
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distance between the tips of the wings (as of a bird or insect) when fully extended, linear distance between the extremities of an airfoil
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The majestic eagle soared through the sky with an impressive wingspread of 8 feet.
The sailplane's wingspread of 40 feet allowed it to glide effortlessly through the air.
The hummingbird's tiny wingspread of under 2 inches enabled it to maneuver with incredible speed.
The wingspread of the B-52 bomber extended over 185 feet, making it a formidable aerial force.
