subaquatic

The Membranes, with its subaquatic setting, found a place as alien as life gets on planet Earth.
Politics and the pandemic have changed how we imagine cities|Joanne McNeil|April 28, 2021|MIT Technology Review
Humanity has migrated to subaquatic domes to escape the lethal consequences of a vastly deteriorated ozone layer.
Politics and the pandemic have changed how we imagine cities|Joanne McNeil|April 28, 2021|MIT Technology Review
The larger story is the spread of greater Amazonia, the millions of square feet of new space that is the subaquatic iceberg floating under the Helix’s crystal tip.
The Helix is a distraction. Amazon’s new headquarters will change more than just its Arlington neighborhood.|Philip Kennicott|February 18, 2021|Washington Post
These soon come in contact with some subaquatic object and adhere to it.
A Guide to the Study of Fishes, Volume 1 (of 2)|David Starr Jordan

I became absorbed in a sort of subaquatic mirage, in which I seemed to distinguish reflections beneath the surface.
Edge of the Jungle|William Beebe
This can be done, even under the surface of the water, by the use of certain subaquatic apparatus.
Appletons' Popular Science Monthly, May, 1900|Various

British Dictionary definitions for subaquatic

subaquatic

/ (ˌsʌbəˈkwætɪk, -ˈkwɒt-) /

adjective

living or growing partly in water and partly on land

of or relating to conditions, existence, or activities under water

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