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Antarctic
[ ant-ahrk-tik, -ahr-tik ]
noun
- the Antarctic, the continent of Antarctica along with the Southern Ocean.
Antarctic
/ æntˈɑːktɪk /
noun
- the Antarcticthe AntarcticAntarctic Zone Antarctica and the surrounding waters
adjective
- of or relating to the south polar regions
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Example Sentences
As forbidding as this terrain is, there is another force at work on the ocean surface – the Antarctic Circumpolar Current.
In ‘Chasing Shackleton’, Tim Jarvis re-enacts a hundred-year-old Antarctic journey using replica gear and clothing.
The teams of service personnel, all of whom have physical or cognitive injuries, have walked 335km across the Antarctic Plateau.
The teams of service personnel, all of whom have physical or cognitive injuries, will race 335km across the Antarctic Plateau.
During a scientific expedition in the Antarctic he lost his colleagues 300 miles from safety.
The merchant would no longer expose his cargoes to the mountainous billows and capricious gales of the Antarctic seas.
They strung out and started for the Antarctic Ocean, with a big old wicker-worked demijohn in the lead.
He had not perfectly proved the impossibility of an antarctic continent.
The non-existence of an antarctic continent was definitely ascertained.
At this time Cook had not yet proved the non-existence of an Antarctic Continent.
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