Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Antiphonical

👉 In physics and engineering, "antiphonical" refers to a specific type of flow line in a closed pipe system, where the pressure is at its highest point. This concept arises from the fact that the speed of particles in a fluid (like air) decreases as they move through a closed pipe, leading to a higher pressure drop across the pipe and thus a decrease in velocity. The term "antiphonical" comes from the Greek word "antihora," which means "against" or

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👉 Antiphonally, a term used in literature and poetry, refers to the opposite of the antithetical or contradictory action. In other words, it describes an action that is not compatible with another, but does not necessarily mean that they are not related at all. It can also refer to the process of analyzing or examining something from a different perspective.

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