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wakeless

wakeless adjective: without (the possibility of) waking.

Adjective

wakeless (not comparable)

  1. Without (the possibility of) waking.
    • the wakeless sleep
    • wakeless oblivion
  2. Without a wake.
    • Here, γ₀(ξ, t) is the vortex bound to S_b in the wakeless ”quasi-steady” flow past S_b which can be determined by steady airfoil theory for the original prescribed Uₙ(ξ, t), with time t frozen to serve merely as a parameter for the moment.2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv

Origin of wakeless

From wake + -less.

Words formed from wakeless

Questions about wakeless

What does wakeless mean?
Wakeless means without (the possibility of) waking.
What part of speech is wakeless?
Wakeless is an adjective.

Words near wakeless in the dictionary

  1. wakefully
  2. wakefulness
  3. wakefulnesses
  4. Wakeland
  5. Wakelands
  6. wakeless
  7. wakelessness
  8. wakelet
  9. wakelets
  10. Wakeley
  11. Wakeleys

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