aqueduct

noun

Meaning

A structure designed to transport water across a gap or distance, often using gravity to maintain a steady flow.

Examples

Engineers restored the ancient aqueduct to ensure the village had a reliable water supply.
The ruins of the massive stone aqueduct still stand as a testament to Roman architectural skill.

Synonyms: conduit, channel, waterway, viaduct

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aqueduct

noun

Pronunciation: ˈækwɪdʌkt

Definition

A structure designed to transport water across a gap or distance, often using gravity to maintain a steady flow.

Examples

Engineers restored the ancient aqueduct to ensure the village had a reliable water supply.
The ruins of the massive stone aqueduct still stand as a testament to Roman architectural skill.
Modern cities often use underground pipes rather than the visible aqueducts of the past.

Synonyms of aqueduct

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