aquatics
/ə'kwætiks/
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Definition
- Noun (plural in form, usually singular in use):
- Sports or athletic activities performed in or on water: "Aquatics" refers to sports and recreational activities that take place in bodies of water, such as swimming pools, lakes, or the ocean.
Usage
- The term "aquatics" is typically used with a singular verb when referring to the general category or field of water sports.
- It encompasses a range of competitive and recreational activities.
Examples
- Noun:
- The university offers a strong program in aquatics, including competitive swimming and water polo.
- Safety is a primary concern in all aquatics.
- Her interest in aquatics began with synchronized swimming lessons.
Advanced Usage
- "Competitive aquatics": refers specifically to organized water sports at a professional or amateur level.
- The national team excels in competitive aquatics.
- "Aquatics center/facility": a venue designed for water sports and activities.
- The new community aquatics center has an Olympic-sized pool.
Variants and Related Words
- Aquatic (adjective): relating to water.
- Swimming is an aquatic sport.
- Aquatic (noun): an animal or plant that lives in water.
- The pond is home to various aquatics.
Synonyms
- Water sports: a common synonym for aquatics.
- Aquatic sports: a direct synonym.
Related Phrases
- "Aquatics director": a person who manages a swimming or water sports facility.
- The aquatics director scheduled the pool for lap swim.
- "Aquatics program": a structured set of activities or lessons for water sports.
- The summer aquatics program includes diving lessons.
Noun
- sports that involve bodies of water