sweptwing

/ˈswɛptˌwɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Having wings that angle backward from the fuselage, typically for high-speed flight.
    • Most military jets use a sweptwing shape for better performance.
    • Engineers tested a new sweptwing configuration for the experimental aircraft.
    • The sweptwing design reduces drag at supersonic speeds.
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