Antonyms for deep-seadeep-sea

Princeton's WordNet

1. deep-seaadjective

   of or taking place in the deeper parts of the sea

   "deep-sea fishing"; "deep-sea exploration"

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1. Steven Haddock:

   You start to' expect the unexpected' when exploring the deep sea, but I'm still stunned that we came upon the ancient tusk of a mammoth, our work examining this exciting discovery is just beginning and we look forward to sharing more information in the future.

2. Victoria Elena Vasquez:

   I've seen a few reports alluding to how dangerous and scary this shark might be, which is pretty funny to me since the largest one we found (a full grown adult) was 515 mm long (20 inches) from head to tail, since we don't have a lot of specimens we can't confirm if they grow larger, but since it lives in the deep sea, it would be too challenging for people to have a chance encounter in the water without a submersible.

3. George Gordon Byron:

   There is pleasure in the pathless woods, there is rapture in the lonely shore, there is society where none intrudes, by the deep sea, and music in its roar I love not Man the less, but Nature more.

4. Craig McClain:

   We know little about the deep sea, so when these kinds of human impacts, occur we don't have the knowledge we need to make informed decisions about recovery.

5. Michael Vecchione:

   The deep sea is so poorly known that finding new or unexpected things happens fairly often, what is unusual is the opportunity to explore this deep.

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