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Definitions from the WebAqueductsDescription:Aqueducts are artificial channels or structures used to transport water across long distances, typically from a water source to a populated area. They have played a significant role in supplying water to communities throughout history. Senses:1. Noun - Water Transport:An aqueduct is a waterway constructed to convey water, often utilizing gravity, from its source to a designated location. Example sentence: The ancient Romans built impressive aqueducts to transport water to their cities. 2. Noun - Architecture:An aqueduct is a specific architectural structure designed to carry water, typically supported by pillars or arches. Example sentence: The aqueduct in Segovia, Spain, is a marvelous architectural masterpiece. Popular Usages:Aqueducts are widely studied and admired for their engineering feats, historical significance, and aesthetic appeal. Local Usages:In certain regions, aqueducts are still used as a primary means of water supply, especially in areas lacking modern infrastructure. Related Products:Books on the History of AqueductsBooks on Aqueduct Architecture Books on Aqueduct Engineering Books on Aqueduct Photography | ||||
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