nonturbulent
- adjective
- /nɒnˈtɜːrbjʊlənt/
- Specialized
- The river was nonturbulent after the rain.
Examples
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Aircraft wings are engineered to minimize nonturbulent air movements during flight.
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In laboratory experiments, researchers often prefer nonturbulent liquids for accurate measurements.
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The pipe's design ensures a nonturbulent flow of water under normal conditions.
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The water was nonturbulent.
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The boat glided across the lake's nonturbulent surface, making for a serene afternoon.
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During the flight, we encountered nonturbulent air, allowing for a smooth journey.
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The river was calm and nonturbulent, perfect for a peaceful afternoon of fishing.
Synonyms
A smooth, calm surface without any small waves
Antonyms
How Turbulent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonturbulent is made from non- 'not' and turbulent, which comes from a root meaning 'disorder' or strong movement and is like the word disturb. So nonturbulent describes a 'smooth' or 'calm' flow without sudden movements.