The antonym for "on land" is "in water." While on land refers to things that occur, exist, or are situated on the ground or dry land, in water is used to describe the opposite- activities, objects, or situations that are associated with being submerged, floating or swimming in water. Other antonyms might include "in the air," "below ground," or "underground," which refer to things occurring or existing above land or under the surface of the earth. Antonyms for "on land" are important to understand the different contexts in which the phrase is used, especially when talking about activities or objects that relate to land or water.

What are the antonyms for On land?

• adv.

  • ashore
  • asea
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