Synonyms for oceanic
ˌoʊ ʃiˈæn ɪkocean·ic

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1. oceanic

   Marine (Latin mare, sea) signifies belonging to the ocean, maritime, a secondary derivative from the same root, bordering on or connected with the ocean; as, marine products; marine animals; maritime nations; maritime laws. Nautical (Greek nautes, a sailor) denotes primarily anything connected with sailors, and hence with ships or navigation; naval (Latin navis, Greek naus, a ship) refers to the armed force of a nation on the sea, and, by extension, to similar forces on lakes and rivers; as, a naval force; a nautical almanac. Ocean, used adjectively, is applied to that which belongs to or is part of the ocean; oceanic may be used in the same sense, but is especially applied to that which borders on (or upon) or is connected with, or which is similar to or suggestive of an ocean; we speak of ocean currents, oceanic islands, or, perhaps, of an oceanic intellect.

   Synonyms:
   marine, maritime, nautical, naval, ocean

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1. Oceanic, Eastern Malayo-Polynesianadjective

   an eastern subfamily of Malayo-Polynesian languages

   Antonyms:
   limited

2. oceanic, pelagicadjective

   relating to or occurring or living in or frequenting the open ocean

   "oceanic islands like Bermuda"; "oceanic currents"; "oceanic birds"; "pelagic organisms"; "pelagic whaling"

   Synonyms:
   pelagic

   Antonyms:
   limited

3. oceanicadjective

   resembling the ocean in apparent limitlessness in extent or degree

   "the oceanic violence of his rage"

   Synonyms:
   pelagic

   Antonyms:
   limited

4. oceanicadjective

   constituting or living in the open sea

   "oceanic waters"; "oceanic life"

   Synonyms:
   pelagic

   Antonyms:
   limited

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1. oceanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   marine, pelagic

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1. List of paraphrases for "oceanic":

   ocean, oceans, oceanology, ocean-going, oceanographic, oceania, ocean-based, marine

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1. James Sulikowski:

   The porbeagle shark is considered vulnerable to the risk of global extinction by the [ International Union for Conservation of Nature ], is listed as an endangered species in Canada, and is considered a candidate species for being listed as endangered in James Sulikowski waters, due to the of the state of their population, we are collaborating with [ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ] fisheries to provide updated information on the biology, ecology, and movement patterns of the shark. It's hoped this work will provide information to help better manage and conserve this species.

2. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration:

   National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said this bottlenose dolphin was speared to death in May and washed up on shore on Upper Captiva Island in Florida. A reward has been posted for information in the case. ( NOAA) HUNDREDS OF DOLPHINS STRANDED, WASH UP DEAD ALONG US GULF COAST, OFFICIALS SAY The bottlenose dolphin washed up on shore on Upper Captiva Island in May. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the dolphin was known to area biologists when he was alive. He was last observed swimming around fishing boats and was seen with begging dolphins.

3. Don Shomette:

   I took some folks from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration down there and they were stunned when they saw the place, we have 185 archeologically-documented shipwrecks in a 14-square-mile area, which makes it one of the most densely-populated places in the western world for historic vessels.

4. Adam Smith:

   The third most costly disaster in National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was the Western wildfires, in excess of $ 10 billion, and with these late-year events, like what happened in Colorado, we'll probably have to up that even further in our first-quarter analysis this spring.

5. Ning Wang:

   Although the oceanic circulation takes hundreds of years to bring water containing bomb [carbon] to the deepest trench, the food chain achieves this much faster.