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How to Pronounce Velocity

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Velocity

və'lɑsɪti
Syllables: ve·loc·i·ty
Part of speech: noun

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Definition

Velocity is the speed of something in a certain direction.

Examples

  • The car's velocity increased as it moved down the hill.

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Words With Similar Sounds

Velocity

və'lɑsɪti

The car reached a high velocity on the highway.

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Velocity

və'lɑsɪti

The athlete showed great velocity during the sprint.

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Velocity

və'lɑsɪti

The velocity of the rocket increased rapidly.

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Velocity

və'lɑsɪti

Measuring the velocity of sound is important in physics.

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Velocity

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The velocity of the river current was strong.

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Common Word Combinations

Phrase Type Stress Pattern Example
high velocity collocation HIGH veLOCity The bullet traveled at HIGH veLOCity through the air.
velocity vector collocation VELOCity VECtor The velocity vector shows the direction and speed of the object.
terminal velocity collocation TERminal veLOCity The skydiver reached terminal velocity before opening the parachute.
change velocity collocation change veLOCity You need to change velocity to alter the object's motion.

Fun Fact

Velocity comes from the Latin 'velocitas,' meaning swiftness, which traces back to 'velox,' meaning fast—originally linked to the idea of flying or moving quickly like a bird.

Word Family

noun
velocity

The speed of something in a particular direction.

"The car increased its velocity as it moved down the highway."

adjective
velocitous

Moving very quickly.

"The velocitous river current made it difficult to swim."

adverb
velocitously

In a very fast way.

"The athlete moved velocitously across the field."

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