Definition

Relating to the movement of liquids and the forces involved when they are in motion.

Example

The hydrodynamic design of the boat allows it to move quickly through the water.

Conversation

Have you heard about the new hydrodynamic boats they are designing?

Yeah, they say they can travel much faster on water!

I find it amazing how hydrodynamic shapes can improve speed and efficiency.

Definitely! It's like using nature's design to enhance technology.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Hydrodynamic is formed from "hydro-" (from Greek "hydor", meaning water) and "dynamic" (from Greek "dynamis", meaning power or force). The term refers to the forces and motion of fluids, particularly water, emphasizing the power of water in motion.

Memory Tip

Think of 'water' ('hydro-') and 'force' ('dynamic') to remember that hydrodynamic relates to the forces of moving water.

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