Antonym: Pacific. Similar words: frantic, pedantic, romantic, semantics, anticipate, antiseptic, at last, at large. Meaning: [ət'læntɪk] 
n. the 2nd largest ocean; separates North and South America on the west from Europe and Africa on the east. adj. relating to or bordering the Atlantic Ocean.
n. the 2nd largest ocean; separates North and South America on the west from Europe and Africa on the east. adj. relating to or bordering the Atlantic Ocean. 
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241. A self-governing British colony comprising about 300 coral islands in the Atlantic Ocean southeast of Cape Hatteras.
242. The Atlantic Ocean is not as big as the Pacific Ocean.
243. A reddish-blue percoid marine food fish (Lopholatilus chamaeleonticeps) of deep Atlantic waters, having a fleshy flap on the nape and small yellow spots on the upper sides and fins.
244. During the first quarter of the 19th century, people from New England and Middle Atlantic states were pouring into the northern Ohio and Indiana and later into southern Michigan.
245. In 1927, a man named Lindbergh became the first person to solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
246. Gazetteer Western Atlantic: slightly east of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Canada to South Carolina in USA; most abundant between Cape Cod and Delaware Bay.
247. Then demand surged in the wake of the Atlantic cod fishery collapse.
248. After sixty-six days at sea, Anthony Smith, an 85-year-old sailor, completed with three friends a voyage across the Atlantic in a raft.
249. Highlighted in the study as one of the mostunexpected finds, the Portuguese dogfish usually dwells in moresoutherly waters of the western Atlantic Ocean.
250. Not to be outdone by Spain, England sent John Cabot , an Italian explorer who had become an English citizen, across the Atlantic in 1497 and again in 1498 to explore the coast of North America.
251. The Atlantic Osprey has a single hull,(http://sentencedict.com/atlantic.html) just a single engine and will travel unescorted throughout its journey.
252. I am Mr. Smith, the Import manager of Atlantic Industries Ltd, Sidney, Australia. This is my card.
253. At least 1.3 million sharks were harvested from the Atlantic in 2008 by industrial-scale fisheries unhampered by catch or size limits, according to a recent report.
254. Those toiling under the vultures mutter to one another in Warao, an indigenous language spoken in the nearby delta where the Orinoco, one of the world's mightiest rivers, meets the Atlantic.
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