Massive and Oceanic

Massive

Massive adjective - Unusually large.
Usage example: the massive statue took up most of the small yard

Oceanic and massive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Oceanic" instead an adjective "Massive".

Nearby Words: mass, massed, massively, massy

Oceanic

Oceanic adjective - Unusually large.
Usage example: an oceanic field of wheat that stretched as far as the eye could see

Massive and oceanic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Massive" instead an adjective "Oceanic".

Nearby Words: ocean, oceanography, Oceania

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Armageddon At most, oceanic crust is a few miles thick, and below it lies molten mantle, so the actual geological effects of such a massive impact would be far worse than the screenwriters' imaginings.
  • Literature / Lucifer's Hammer The water vaporized by the oceanic impacts condenses back into rains, causing massive flooding and destroying pretty much any dam still standing after the earthquakes, thus drowning many people too far from the coasts to be killed by the tidal waves.
  • Soviet Superscience A rare non-Soviet example in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2; the Russians reverse engineer an American satellite component, which allows them to launch a massive trans-oceanic invasion of the US Mainland with complete surprise.
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