aquatics

/ (əˈkwætɪks, əˈkwɒt-) /


pl n
  1. sports or pastimes performed in or on the water

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How to use aquatics in a sentence

  • For many years Putney has been a centre of London aquatics, which have set their mark on the riverside.

  • aquatics may be said to have reached full swing with the completion of these institutions at the Universities.

    Boating | W. B. Woodgate
  • It was content to take the patriotic part of guarding national amateur prestige in aquatics.

    Boating | W. B. Woodgate
  • The sons of each of these old athletes have similarly made their mark in aquatics of the present generation.

    Boating | W. B. Woodgate
  • aquatics, with dicious or polygamous flowers from a spathe; outer perianth calyx-like, the inner sometimes wanting.