aquatically
In a way that happens in water, like swimming
- adverb
- /əˈkwætɪkli/
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acuáticamente
- She trained aquatically, spending hours swimming in the ocean to improve her skills.
Examples
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Dolphins move aquatically.
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The plant grows aquatically, with its roots submerged in water.
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The otter swims aquatically to catch fish in the river.
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Some insects can move aquatically across the surface of ponds.
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Fish swim aquatically.
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The children played aquatically in the pool, splashing each other with laughter.
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The research focused on aquatically adaptable species in marine ecosystems.
Surface Forms
aquatically positive
Morphology
Etymology
Aquatically comes from the Latin word aqua, meaning 'water', the same root you see in aquarium and aquatic. So aquatically means 'in a way that relates to or happens in water'.