Definition of «undersea»

The term "undersea" refers to anything that is located beneath or underneath the surface of the sea, ocean or any other body of water. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to life or activities taking place in the depths of the sea. Undersea may also refer to equipment, vehicles or structures designed for use in marine environments at great depths.

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The undersea expedition discovered a vibrant and diverse ecosystem of coral reefs.
The undersea tunnels were carefully engineered to accommodate the passage of marine life while also providing a route for submarines.
The undersea exploration mission utilized high-tech equipment to study deep-sea creatures and their habitats.
The undersea cables were laid to ensure reliable internet connectivity for remote island communities.
The undersea mining operations focused on extracting valuable minerals from the ocean floor.
The undersea archaeological site yielded fascinating artifacts from ancient shipwrecks.
The undersea photography captured breathtaking images of colorful fish and unique underwater landscapes.
The undersea volcanoes were monitored closely to predict and study their volcanic activities.

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• Seven of the world's leading telecommunications companies provide GCHQ with secret, unlimited access to their network of undersea cables. (businessinsider.com)
Discover a vast undersea world of exotic and colorful marine life in this fun, easy to play, kid friendly game. (propcgame.com)
In the photographs Americas II, Bahamas Internet Cable System (BICS - 1) and Globenet (2015), Trevor Paglen exposes the material infrastructure of mass surveillance, documenting the transoceanic system of undersea cables transmitting sensitive data. (fondazioneprada.org)
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Definition of «undersea»

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