Oceanographic (adjective)

Relating to the study of the ocean, including its physical and chemical properties, movements, and living organisms.

Origin:

The word 'oceanographic' is derived from the greek words 'ocean' and 'graphia' which mean 'ocean' and 'writing' respectively.

Examples:

  1. The oceanographic research vessel was equipped with state-of-the-art technology.
  2. The oceanographic data showed the changes in the ocean currents and temperatures.
  3. The oceanographic institute was a leading center for the study of the ocean.
  4. The oceanographic conference was attended by experts from around the world.
  5. The oceanographic expedition was exploring the unknown regions of the ocean.
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