undertide Antonyms
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Meaning of undertide
Wordnet
undertide (n)
a current below the surface of a fluid
Webster
undertide (n.)
Alt. of Undertime
undertide Sentence Examples
- The undertide surged relentlessly against the pier, threatening its stability.
- Divers felt the undertide's pull as they descended through the depths.
- The undertow swept the swimmers away, while the undertide dragged them deeper.
- The reef shielded the beach from the full force of the undertide.
- The boat rocked violently as it navigated the treacherous undertide.
- The undertide's power carved out underwater canyons over centuries.
- Scientists studied the undertide to understand ocean currents and wave patterns.
- The undertide brought nutrient-rich waters to the surface, supporting marine life.
- The undertide's constant roar could be heard deep beneath the waves.
- Sailors feared the unpredictable nature of the undertide, known for its unpredictable surges.
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a current below the surface of a fluidAlt. of Undertime
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The undertide surged relentlessly against the pier, threatening its stability.
Divers felt the undertide's pull as they descended through the depths.
The undertow swept the swimmers away, while the undertide dragged them deeper.
The reef shielded the beach from the full force of the undertide.
