velocity — the speed and direction of movement of an object
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the speed and direction of movement of an object
Pronunciation (IPA): /vəˈlɑːsəti/
Korean meaning: 물체의 속력과 방향을 포함한 속도
Korean pronunciation: 벌**라**서티
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's knitting velocity puts Formula 1 drivers to shame.
- The velocity of gossip in our office exceeds the speed of light.
- Scientists measured the velocity of the asteroid approaching Earth.
velocity
NOUN//vəˈlɑːsəti//
the speed and direction of movement of an object
The baseball demonstrates high velocity as it speeds toward the catcher
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Maximum velocity with pure ferocity!
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Origin
From Latin 'velocitas' meaning swiftness or speed, derived from 'velox' meaning swift or quick.
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“My grandmother's knitting velocity puts Formula 1 drivers to shame.”
“The velocity of gossip in our office exceeds the speed of light.”
“Scientists measured the velocity of the asteroid approaching Earth.”
“The velocity at which my money disappears during shopping is truly remarkable.”
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