Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
aqueduct
Noun
/ˈakwəˌdʌkt/

Definition
A structure built to convey water from one location to another.

Examples
- The ancient Romans built extensive aqueducts to supply their cities with fresh water.
- We visited the impressive aqueduct that spans the gorge.
- Modern engineering has made it possible to create aqueducts that efficiently transport water from reservoirs to urban areas.

Meaning
Aqueducts are typically used to transport water over long distances, often by crossing valleys or other terrain.

Synonyms
- Watercourse
- Canal
- Pipeline