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hectometer

especially British, ·ٴ··ٰ
Or ·ٴ··ٱ

[hek-tuh-mee-ter]

noun

  1. a unit of length equal to 100 meters, or 328.08 feet. hm

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Word History and Origins

Origin of hectometer1

From the French word 𳦳ٴdzèٰ, dating back to 1800–10. See hecto-, -meter
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Example Sentences

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Hauled along by a network of mag-beams converging from a score of space tugs came the Conference Disk, two hectometers in diameter and a decameter thick at its hub.

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