What is another word for south sea?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈa͡ʊθ sˈiː], [ sˈaʊθ sˈiː], [ s_ˈaʊ_θ s_ˈiː]
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How to use "South sea" in context?
When most people think of the South Pacific Ocean, they likely think of sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and lush tropical islands. But the south sea is much more than that.
This expansive ocean covers more than 14 million square kilometers, making it the fifth-largest in the world. It hosts a wealth of different ecosystems and contains more than a thousand islands. Here, you'll find some of the world's most remote and exclusive destinations, like the Remote Island of Bougainville and the Solomon Islands.
Homophones for South sea:
- stachys, sick headache, sweats, seedcake, shiatsu, statuesque, stash away, schtik, stokesia, sudsy, seedcase, soutache, sedgy, Setose, stash house, stasis, shih-tzu, scotch whiskey, saccadic, status, Shasta Daisy, shaddock, sod house, stogie, sad sack, stowage, shtick, suds, sids, sweat sock, steak, statice, sea duck, steakhouse, stodgy, stack, stucco, stage, sixty-six, stick, stock, Setaceous, schtick, sodoku, shegetz, stocky, seats, sea dog, switch, sciatica, scads, statics, statehouse, showy daisy, secotiaceae, seaside daisy, sightsee, studious, sothis, soda ash, Sitka, sketchy, stakes, seed cake, stitch, Sachs Disease, stash, seduce, sidewise, schottische, Swiss Steak, shiitake, stachyose, sideshow, stagecoach, sketch, stooge, stodge, sedge, swedish, sweet acacia, Sadducee, scottish, stoke, swatch, sticky, sweetish, shades, stays, skittish, scots, stokowski, side dish, studio couch, seditious, scotch egg, swastika, shadow show, styx, shtik, sottish, state highway, stack away, scotch, sasquatch, stoic, suitcase, stacks, stocks, stagy, size stick, sciatic, status quo, sight gag, sidekick, static, sausage dog, Stogy, steak sauce, stuck, scotch whisky, succotash, suicide squeeze, stock issue, sideways, stake, stagey, sixties, scotch kiss, stag.
Hyponym for South sea:
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