Synonyms for boreal
ˈbɔr i əl, ˈboʊr-bo·re·al

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1. borealadjective

   Synonyms:
   northern, septentrional

   Antonyms:
   austral, meridional

2. borealadjective

   Of, relating to, or coming from the north.

   Synonyms:
   northern, septentrional

   Antonyms:
   meridional, austral

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1. borealadjective

   relating to or marked by qualities associated with the north wind

   Synonyms:
   circumboreal

   Antonyms:
   southern

2. borealadjective

   toward or located in the north

   "the boreal signs of the Zodiac"

   Synonyms:
   circumboreal

   Antonyms:
   southern

3. boreal, circumborealadjective

   comprising or throughout far northern regions

   Synonyms:
   circumboreal

   Antonyms:
   southern

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1. borealadjective

   Synonyms:
   northern, northerly, arctic

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1. List of paraphrases for "boréal":

   boréal, boréale, sei, bowhead, borealis, northern, lichen

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1. Yury Safonov:

   Boreal forests are getting far too little attention in the U.N. climate talks.

2. Jeff Wells:

   It is time the world recognizes the leadership and knowledge of Indigenous peoples and their governments in the boreal and across the world in stewarding their traditional territories, especially in the face of the increase in the size and frequency of wildfires.

3. Don Forgeron:

   This means limiting or ending the practice of building in areas deemed high risk by flood mapping and having a hard discussion about where to build in areas that are close to our boreal forests.

4. Bo Zheng:

   We are facing dangerous positive feedback between climate and boreal fires, heatwaves and droughts are likely to occur more frequently over the boreal region, and the frequency and intensity of extreme wildfires like those in 2021 are likely to increase, with the release of CO2 emissions in turn leading to further global warming.