dekameter
- noun
- /ˈdɛkəˌmiːtər/
- Specialized
- One dekameter equals ten meters.
Examples
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The field measured exactly three dekameters in length.
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Scientists sometimes use dekameters to describe the dimensions of geographical features.
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One dekameter is equal to ten meters, making conversion simple.
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The distance from the school to the park is 2 dekameters.
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The field measured exactly three dekameters in length.
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Scientists sometimes use dekameters to describe the dimensions of geographical features.
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One dekameter is equal to ten meters, making conversion simple.
Synonyms
A unit of length equal to ten metres
A unit of length equal to ten metres
A unit of length that is ten meters long
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dekameter comes from the Greek parts deka ('ten') and meter ('measure'), like in decade ('ten years') and centimeter ('one hundredth of a meter'). So a dekameter is simply a length of ten meters.