saltwater
0 synonyms and 1 antonyms for saltwater, grouped by meaning and by how common each one is.
Adj — Consisting of or living in water that contains salt, such as the sea, as opposed to fresh water.
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How to use saltwater
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Etymology
A straightforward compound of salt and water, used in English since the Middle Ages.
Full origin of saltwater →Frequently asked questions
What does “saltwater” mean?
The word “saltwater” means consisting of or living in water that contains salt, such as the sea, as opposed to fresh water. In plain terms, relating to seawater rather than the fresh water of rivers and lakes.
How do you use “saltwater” in a sentence?
Here is “saltwater” used in a sentence: “The aquarium had a separate tank for saltwater fish.”
What is the opposite of “saltwater”?
The opposite of “saltwater” — its antonyms — is freshwater.
What part of speech is “saltwater”?
“Saltwater” is an adjective.