Synonyms for Parallel of latitude:
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n.
• circle
- amphitheater
, - aureole
, - band
, - belt
, - bowl
, - bracelet
, - circlet
, - circuit
, - circumference
, - circus
, - coil
, - compass
, - corona
, - crown
, - cycle
, - disk
, - enclosure
, - halo
, - hoop
, - horizon
, - lap
, - meridian
, - orbit
, - perimeter
, - periphery
, - record
, - revolution
, - ring
, - round
, - sphere
, - stadium
, - turn
, - vortex
, - wheel
, - wreath
, - zodiac
.
• latitude
• line of latitude
• parallel of latitude
Other relevant words:
- Colure
, - Colures
, - DISCS
, - cirque
, - cirques
, - cordon
, - cordons
, - disc
, - ecliptic
, - equator
, - equators
, - full turn
, - globe
, - horizons
, - line
, - ringlet
, - tire
.
What are the hypernyms for Parallel of latitude?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
circle of latitude, geographic coordinate, Coordinated line, Geographic circle, Geographical line, Latitude line, Latitudinal line.
What are the opposite words for parallel of latitude?
Antonyms for the term "parallel of latitude" could include "meridian of longitude" or "vertical line." A parallel of latitude refers to a line that circles the Earth horizontally, indicating a constant distance from the equator. In contrast, a meridian of longitude is a line that runs north-south from the North Pole to the South Pole, and a vertical line runs perpendicular to both the parallel of latitude and the meridian of longitude. While the parallel of latitude is used to measure the distance from the equator, the meridian of longitude is utilized to calculate the distance from the Prime Meridian, which runs through Greenwich, England.
What are the antonyms for Parallel of latitude?
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