oceanic

C1 · Advanced Literary

adj. extremely large, like the ocean.

adj. resembling an ocean in vastness, depth, or extent; used figuratively to describe immense scale.

“The crowd moved with an oceanic force through the city streets.”

“The philosopher's work is known for its oceanic depth, covering almost every aspect of human existence in exhaustive detail.”

C1 · Advanced Science Technical

adj. a type of weather with mild temperatures and plenty of rain all year.

adj. describing a temperate climate characterized by cool summers, mild winters, and consistent rainfall throughout the year.

“London has an oceanic climate, which means it rarely gets extremely hot or cold.”

“The region's oceanic climate is ideal for certain types of agriculture that require stable temperatures and high humidity.”

C1 · Advanced Academic

adj. relating to the islands of the Pacific Ocean, known as Oceania.

adj. pertaining to the geographical region of Oceania or the Oceanic branch of the Austronesian language family.

Español:oceánico

“The museum has a beautiful collection of oceanic art from the Pacific islands.”

“Linguists have spent decades mapping the relationships between various Oceanic languages spoken across the scattered islands of the Pacific.”