Aquatic
Aquatic adjective - Living, lying, or occurring below the surface of the water.
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Synonyms for Aquatic
River and aquatic are semantically related. in freshwater topic. In some cases you can use "River" instead an adjective "Aquatic".
Both words in one sentence
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Some dialogue will avoid using specific terms to mitigate this; for example, Celeste refers to the various aquatic donations as "sea and river species".
Source: Video Game / Animal Crossing -
Goldilocks healed up nicely from an axe to the head, a fall off a cliff, getting hit by a truck then falling off ANOTHER cliff into a river where she proceeded to drown repeatedly and get eaten by the local aquatic fauna after she was found by Mr Revise in Jack of Fables.
Source: Good Thing You Can Heal -
At one point in the extended cut, the film crew is attacked by a swarm of giant aquatic centipedes while rafting down a river, but the centipedes all quickly retreat when they sense the approach of a Piranhadon.
Source: Film / King Kong (2005)
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