Synonyms for Most subaqueous:
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adj.
• deep
- Immersed
, - abysmal
, - abyssal
, - below
, - beneath
, - bottomless
, - broad
, - buried
, - deep-seated
, - distant
, - downreaching
, - far
, - fathomless
, - inmost
, - low
, - profound
, - rooted
, - subaqueous
, - submarine
, - submerged
, - subterranean
, - sunk
, - underground
, - unfathomable
, - wide
, - yawning
.
• underwater
What are the hypernyms for Most subaqueous?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most subaqueous?
The term "most subaqueous" refers to something that is mostly underwater or submerged. The antonyms for this term would be words that describe things that are mostly above water or not submerged. These could include surface-level, sunlit, emerged, exposed or visible. Instead of being underwater, these antonyms describe objects that are visible and can be easily seen above the surface. From dry land and arid, to parched and un-submerged, there are plenty of antonyms to describe something that is not "most subaqueous." These words may come in handy when trying to describe something in plain terms or to avoid overuse of underwater descriptions.
What are the antonyms for Most subaqueous?
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adj.
• deep
- aboveboard
, - artless
, - flighty
, - frivolous
, - ignorant
, - light
, - narrow
, - open
, - pale
, - quiet
, - restricted
, - shallow
, - soft
, - superficial
, - trivial
, - unintelligent
.
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