hydrodynamically
- adverb
- /ˌhaɪdroʊdaɪˈnæmɪkli/
- Specialized
- The fish's body is shaped hydrodynamically for efficient swimming.
Examples
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The new submarine moves hydrodynamically to reduce resistance in the water.
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Engineers tested the model hydrodynamically to ensure it would perform well in strong currents.
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The boat was designed hydrodynamically for better speed.
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She explained how the water flows hydrodynamically around the structure.
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The boat was hydrodynamically shaped to improve its speed and efficiency in the water.
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Engineers tested the model to ensure it moved hydrodynamically through the water during the simulations.
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Swimmers often wear suits that are hydrodynamically designed to reduce drag while gliding through the pool.
Synonyms
Using the pressure or movement of a liquid like oil to make a machine work
How Hydrodynamic
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
hydrodynamically = hydrodynamic (transparent) = hydrodynamic + ally
The adverb is formed from the adjective 'hydrodynamic' with the regular adverbial suffix '-ally', so the meaning is predictable.
Etymology
Hydrodynamically combines hydro- ('water') and dynamic ('movement' or 'force'), so it basically means 'in the way water moves'; that's why we say something moves hydrodynamically when it is shaped or moves to flow well in water.