Antonym: Pacific. Similar words: frantic, pedantic, romantic, semantics, anticipate, antiseptic, at last, at large. Meaning: [ət'læntɪk] n. the 2nd largest ocean; separates North and South America on the west from Europe and Africa on the east. adj. relating to or bordering the Atlantic Ocean.
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1. They underlaid the Atlantic with a cable.
2. The great Atlantic rollers surged in.
3. The Atlantic swell surged up under them.
4. Sailing across the Atlantic on a raft was an adventure.
5. Sailing the Atlantic in such a tiny boat wasn't so much brave as foolhardy.
6. Flying across the Atlantic for the first time was a great achievement.
7. NATO is short for North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
8. the common porpoise of the North Atlantic and Pacific.
9. We sailed the Atlantic in five days.
10. She spoke in a soft mid Atlantic accent.
11. Huge Atlantic rollers crashed onto the rocks.
12. This river runs into the Atlantic Ocean.
13. The Atlantic weather systems had been kind.
14. Who was the first person to fly the Atlantic?
15. We experienced some slight turbulence flying over the Atlantic.
16. NATO is sometimes called the Atlantic Alliance.
17. The troop ships were convoyed across the Atlantic.
18. Another low is moving in from the Atlantic.
19. He plotted a new route across the Atlantic.
20. She wanted to fly solo across the Atlantic.
21. Cod stocks in the North Atlantic have dropped radically.
22. Who first navigated the Atlantic?
23. The Atlantic coast is within sight of the hotel.
24. Lindbergh made history when he flew across the Atlantic.
25. She crossed the Atlantic by hot-air balloon.
26. It is more than 3,(sentencedict.com)500 kilomters from the Atlantic Ocean on the east coast to the Pacific Ocean on the west.
27. A gap in the clouds revealed the Atlantic far below.
28. The book excited very little comment on this side of the Atlantic.
29. The company owns a chain of hotels along/on the Atlantic seaboard.
30. The plane was lost without a trace over the Atlantic.
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