Deep-sea
Deep-sea adjective - Of, relating to, or occurring in the open sea.
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Synonyms for Deep-sea
Ocean
Ocean noun - The whole body of salt water that covers nearly three-fourths of the earth.
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Synonyms for Ocean
Deep-sea and ocean are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deep-sea" instead an adjective "Ocean".
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Bookends: One of the earliest scenes is Death on the ocean floor overseeing the death of a deep-sea organism that looks like a brilliant red flower when an apparently random rockfall kills it.
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Deep-sea anglerfish are fishes well-known for their luminescent lures, used to attract prey amidst the ocean's dark depths.
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Kraken and Leviathan: The monster is a humongous deep-sea octopoid with possibly hundreds of man-eating tentacles, and is large enough to just fit into the ocean liner's main hall.
Source: Film / Deep Rising
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