Synonyms for siberia
saɪˈbɪər i əsiberi·a

Princeton's WordNet

1. Siberianoun

   a vast Asian region of Russia; famous for long cold winters

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How to use siberia in a sentence?

1. Chris Vagasky:

   What we've been seeing is that lightning and thunderstorms are developing over Siberia, and then moving out over Arctic Ocean and continuing very far north.

2. Sam Giles:

   Presumably, the jaw is in a middle of the river somewhere in Siberia.

3. Exxon Mobil Corp:

   Prohibited activities involving offshore Russia in the Black Sea, Arctic regions, and onshore western Siberia have been wound down.

4. Mark Parrington:

   Once upon a time, you had a fire every 100 to 150 years in one location, which means the forest completely regenerates and you end up with a mature forest, and then the fire comes along, and then you start again, what we're seeing in some parts of Eastern Siberia is the fires are happening every 10 to 30 years now, in some places, and what Eastern Siberia means is the forest is not going to be able to become mature, and you end up with an [ ecosystem ] shift to kind of a shrub land or swampy grassland.

5. Alexander Frolov:

   Everything depends on the coming winter, there are forecasts that this year's winter will be temperate in the main grain-sowing regions, excluding, possibly, Siberia.