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neva Antonyms

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Meaning of neva

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a river in northwestern Russia flowing generally west into the Gulf of Finland

The majestic Neva River flows through the heart of Saint Petersburg, its waters reflecting the city's grandeur.
As the sun sets, the Neva's surface transforms into a canvas of molten gold, casting a warm glow upon the cityscape.
Along the banks of the Neva stand elegant palaces and historic buildings, witnesses to the city's rich past.
The bridges spanning the Neva are engineering marvels, connecting different parts of the city with grace and functionality.
During the White Nights, the Neva's waters dance under the midnight sun, creating an ethereal and unforgettable spectacle.
The smell of salt and fish wafts through the air near the Neva's mouth, where it meets the Baltic Sea.
On a crisp winter's day, the Neva freezes over, turning into a vast ice rink where locals and tourists alike can enjoy skating and other winter sports.
The Neva's waters are home to a variety of fish species, including salmon, pike, and perch, attracting anglers from far and wide.
The canals and waterways of Saint Petersburg are connected to the Neva, forming an intricate network of waterways that is both beautiful and practical.
As a symbol of Saint Petersburg, the Neva River has inspired countless works of art, literature, and music, capturing the essence and spirit of this vibrant city.

a river in northwestern Russia flowing generally west into the Gulf of Finland

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The majestic Neva River flows through the heart of Saint Petersburg, its waters reflecting the city's grandeur.

As the sun sets, the Neva's surface transforms into a canvas of molten gold, casting a warm glow upon the cityscape.

Along the banks of the Neva stand elegant palaces and historic buildings, witnesses to the city's rich past.

The bridges spanning the Neva are engineering marvels, connecting different parts of the city with grace and functionality.