supersonic
1 of 1adjective/ˌsupɚˈsɑnɪk/
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having a speed greater than that of sound
C2- The fighter jet can travel at supersonic speeds, making it highly agile in aerial combat.
- The supersonic bullet train connects major cities in a fraction of the time compared to traditional trains.
- The experimental car achieved supersonic speeds on the test track, pushing the limits of automotive technology.
- The aerospace company is developing a new supersonic passenger jet for faster intercontinental travel.
- The military relies on supersonic missiles for swift and precise strikes against targets.
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having a frequency higher than the upper limit of human hearing
- The device emits supersonic waves to detect structural flaws.
- Supersonic frequencies are used in certain medical imaging techniques.
- Bats can produce supersonic sounds to navigate in the dark.
- The experiment measured supersonic vibrations in the material.
- Supersonic sensors can detect objects invisible to the human ear.
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