Antonyms for overseas
ˌoʊ vərˈsiz; ˈoʊ vərˈsiz; ˌoʊ vərˈsi; ˈoʊ vərˈsiover·seas

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1. abroad, overseasadjective

   in a foreign country

   "markets abroad"; "overseas markets"

   Antonyms:
   domestic

   Synonyms:
   oversea, abroad

2. oversea, overseasadverb

   being or passing over or across the sea

   "some overseas trade in grain arose"

   Antonyms:
   domestic

   Synonyms:
   oversea, abroad

3. oversea, overseasadverb

   beyond or across the sea

   "He lived overseas for many years"

   Antonyms:
   domestic

   Synonyms:
   oversea, abroad

4. overseas, abroadadverb

   in a place across an ocean

   Antonyms:
   domestic

   Synonyms:
   oversea, abroad, afield

How to use overseas in a sentence?

1. Phil Flynn:

   U.S. oil prices have flip-flopped on a strong dollar, brent is pricing in the idea that all the risk to supplies is overseas - there's a concern that all the supplies that are tight in Europe are only going to get tighter.

2. Yong Ho:

   (His father) Kim Jong Il was very reclusive. He didn't like meeting foreign delegations, and he didn't really enjoy going to foreign countries, but Kim Jong Un is a bit like Kim Il Sung. He really likes overseas activity.

3. State Department:

   Diplomatic Security and other law enforcement agencies rigorously vet new hires at our missions overseas, and all employees are also subject to ongoing reviews to ensure they are fully complying with their security responsibilities and Department security requirements, when we identify an employee in violation of security directives, we take appropriate action at the appropriate time.

4. Varun Mishra:

   Dynamics are changing within China, as well as overseas.

5. Alfredo Egydio Setubal:

   With the dollar gaining ground and staying at a high level, it is hard to think of potential overseas transactions at this point.

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