1. in a manner relating to the forces exerted by air or other gases in motion on solid bodies moving through them
Usage: commonly used in engineering, automotive, and aviation contexts

Examples

• The new sports car was designed aerodynamically to reduce drag at high speeds.
• Modern aircraft are shaped aerodynamically to improve fuel efficiency.
• The cyclist's position on the bike is aerodynamically optimized for racing.
• Engineers tested the prototype aerodynamically in a wind tunnel.
• The sleek design of the train makes it aerodynamically superior to older models.
• Wind turbine blades are aerodynamically engineered to capture maximum energy.