Definition

Relating to the way air moves around things, especially in terms of how shapes can reduce air resistance.

Example

The aerodynamical design of the car helps it achieve higher speeds with less fuel consumption.

Conversation

Did you see that new sports car?

Yeah, it's so sleek and aerodynamical!

I love how modern cars focus on aerodynamical designs for better performance.

Totally! It really makes a difference in speed and fuel efficiency.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Aerodynamical → It is formed from "aero-" (from Greek "aēr", meaning air) and "dynamikos" (from Greek, meaning powerful or forceful) combined with the suffix "-al" (meaning relating to). The word "aerodynamical" refers to the properties of objects moving through the air and the forces acting on them.

Memory Tip

Think of 'air' ('aero-') and 'power' ('dynamikos') to remember that 'aerodynamical' relates to the forces and properties of objects moving through the air.

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