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freshwater
[ fresh-waw-ter, -wot-er ]
adjective
freshwater fish.
- accustomed to fresh water only, and not to the sea:
a freshwater sailor.
- small, provincial, or little known:
a freshwater college.
- Obsolete. untrained or of little experience.
freshwater
/ ˈڰɛʃˌɔːə /
noun
- of, relating to, or living in fresh water
- (esp of a sailor who has not sailed on the sea) unskilled or inexperienced
- small and little known
a freshwater school
freshwater
/ ڰĕ′ô′tə /
- Consisting of or living in water that is not salty.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of freshwater1
Example Sentences
The scientists analysed the footprints to understand how the animals had moved, and suggested the different dinosaurs had "milled around" shallow freshwater lagoons.
The annual competition, held by the Mountain to Sea Conservation Trust, aims to raise awareness for New Zealand's freshwater and marine life.
“Our waters are connected. Our freshwater ecosystems, groundwater aquifers, rivers, wetlands and other waterways are all interconnected,” said Ashley Overhouse, a water policy advisor for the nonprofit group Defenders of Wildlife.
The freshwater cisterns that the monkeys relied on as a water source were destroyed.
"We have a freshwater stream running through garden which goes from loch to sea so we very often see them around - just not in the kitchen."
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