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What is an adjective for marine?

There are several adjectives you could use for "marine," depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

General:

* Aquatic: relating to water, especially water that is not salt water.

* Oceanic: relating to the ocean.

* Nautical: relating to ships, sailing, or navigation.

* Maritime: relating to the sea, especially in connection with shipping or trade.

Specific:

* Marine: (the most direct equivalent, but can also refer to sea life)

* Submarine: relating to the underwater world.

* Coastal: relating to the coast.

* Lagoon: relating to a shallow body of water separated from the sea by a narrow strip of land.

Figurative:

* Salty: used metaphorically to describe something related to the sea or having a rough or harsh quality.

* Deep-sea: referring to the depths of the ocean.

The best adjective for you depends on the context. For example:

* "Marine life is fascinating" - referring to sea creatures

* "The city has a strong maritime history" - referring to seafaring and trade

* "The coastal town is a popular vacation destination" - referring to the location near the sea

Consider the specific meaning you want to express to choose the most appropriate adjective.

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