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See definition of transoceanic on Dictionary.com
  • as inforeign
  • as inoverseas

synonyms for transoceanic

  • alien
  • different
  • external
  • offshore
  • overseas
  • unfamiliar
  • strange
  • adopted
  • alienated
  • antipodal
  • barbarian
  • barbaric
  • borrowed
  • derived
  • distant
  • estranged
  • exiled
  • exotic
  • expatriate
  • extralocal
  • extraneous
  • extrinsic
  • far
  • far-fetched
  • far-off
  • faraway
  • from abroad
  • immigrant
  • imported
  • inaccessible
  • nonnative
  • nonresident
  • not domestic
  • not native
  • outlandish
  • outside
  • remote
  • unaccustomed
  • unexplored
  • unknown
On this page you'll find 55 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to transoceanic, such as: alien, different, external, offshore, overseas, and unfamiliar.

antonyms for transoceanic

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  • characteristic
  • familiar
  • known
  • local
  • national
  • native
  • regular
  • relevant
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    Heezen had hired a recent art school graduate to plot thousands of earthquake epicenters in the Atlantic Ocean to help Bell Labs find the safest places to lay transoceanic cables.
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    Thus these two voyages inaugurated a transoceanic steam-service, which has steadily grown in extent and in importance.
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    The most successful steam-vessels in general use are these screw-steamers of transoceanic lines.
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    This was laid in New York Harbor; and from it he was the first to conceive that stupendous idea of the transoceanic telegraph.
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    This, especially the transoceanic commerce of Germany, has increased from year to year.
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