south-polar (Meaning)
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south-polar (s)
at or near the south pole
Synonyms & Antonyms of south-polar
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south-polar Sentence Examples
- The south-polar region of Mars experiences extreme temperature variations due to its tilted axis.
- The south-polar ice cap on Titan is composed primarily of nitrogen and methane.
- The south-polar auroras dance vividly above Antarctica during magnetic storms.
- Scientists study the south-polar ocean currents to understand global climate patterns.
- The south-polar sea ice extent has been declining at an alarming rate due to climate change.
- The south-polar winds howl relentlessly across the vast Antarctic ice sheet.
- The south-polar penguin population has adapted to survive in the harsh and unforgiving environment.
- The south-polar explorer Ernest Shackleton endured unimaginable hardships during his Antarctic expeditions.
- The south-polar magnetic pole shifts over time, influencing Earth's magnetic field.
- The south-polar skies offer breathtaking views of the Milky Way and the Southern Lights.
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at or near the south pole
No synonyms found.
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The south-polar region of Mars experiences extreme temperature variations due to its tilted axis.
The south-polar ice cap on Titan is composed primarily of nitrogen and methane.
The south-polar auroras dance vividly above Antarctica during magnetic storms.
Scientists study the south-polar ocean currents to understand global climate patterns.
