ocean's

Of the deep

Ocean's is the possessive form of ocean, indicating something belonging to or associated with the ocean: the ocean's depths, the ocean's surface, the ocean's power.

The apostrophe-s construction appears in phrases describing oceanic features or forces: The ocean's currents carry warm water northward.

waters

waves

Traveling energy disturbances

surf · saltwater · brine · spray · foam · whitecaps · breakers · ripples · undertow · eddies

life

creatures

Animate beings, especially animals

whales · dolphins · sharks · coral · plankton · kelp · ecosystems · species · inhabitants · fauna

edge

shore

Land bordering water

boundary · tideline · littoral · shoreline · waterline · brink · meeting · threshold · fringe · border

floor

seabed

Underwater terrain below

ridges · vents · canyons · seamounts · sediment · crust · fissures · plains · formations · geology

power

force

Strength or compulsion

  • furyIntense violent anger
  • rageIntense, violent anger
  • wrathFierce, punishing anger

strength · might · ferocity · turbulence · destructiveness · energy · violence · tempest · roar · surge

vastness

expanse

Unbroken area of space

infinity · boundlessness · reach · span · magnitude · endlessness · scale · enormity · limitlessness · horizons

surface

shimmer

Tremulous, wavering light

glare · sheen · glitter · gleam · mirror · luminescence · phosphorescence · ripples · texture · skin

bounty

harvest

Gathering mature crops

treasures · resources · offerings · catch · yield · provisions · wealth · sustenance · fisheries · seafood

Opposites
geographic domain

ocean'sland's

Possessive of ground

continent's · terrestrial · earth's · shore's · desert's

water body type

ocean'spond's

Of a small lake

lake's · stream's · pool's · creek's · river's

Phrases
Family

ocean, oceans, oceanic, oceanography, oceanographer, transoceanic, oceanographic

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