Antipodes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANTIPODES in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• any two places diametrically opposite one another on the earth's surface
NOUN:
• Australia and New Zealand (used by inhabitants of the northern hemisphere)
• the direct opposite of something
• Those who live on the side of the globe diametrically opposite.
• The country of those who live on the opposite side of the globe.
• Anything exactly opposite or contrary.
• any two places or regions on diametrically opposite sides of the Earth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an exact opposite
• any two places diametrically opposite one another on the earth\'s surface

Words related to ANTIPODES

antipode11 antipodean13 antipodeans14

How to use ANTIPODES in a sentence

• Who wants to be all the time painfully conceiving of the antipodes walking like flies on the ceiling? Yet wit is related to some of the profoundest qualities of the intellect.
• As yet the True Sun stands in the antipodes, the great light is not vouchsafed.
• I see your friend Leslie taking himself off to the antipodes to spend his millions, that he may be out of the reach of disturbing appeals.
• His resolve had been taken long before to follow to the Antipodes.
• Blood empire is greater than political empire, and the English of the New World and the Antipodes are strong and vigorous as ever.
• Spain and the United States contend for empire in the antipodes.
• Her relative prodigality, when it concerned her brother or Celeste, was the antipodes of avarice.
• The proud, morbid sensitiveness of the Northern genius was certainly in every respect the very antipodes of the healthy, robust, rejoicing, artistic nature of the Southern.
• Here again the argument is clinched by the mere distinction between matter and spirit, the one being the very antipodes of and incapable of acting upon the other.
• That adventurous young man made his way from his penal abode at the antipodes to America, where he became a citizen.
• He feels sure this will mark a turning point in the work in the Antipodes and the neighbouring islands and give a new lease of life to the teaching work throughout that area.
• And lastly, one will be in the Antipodes, in the Dominion of New Zealand.
• They dwelt at the antipodes of the world of souls, and all the saints of Paradise would have been unable to explain one to the other.
• It should not be a rite or creed, But wider far than these, It should encompass God and man, Home and antipodes.
• It will soon be heard at the antipodes as easily as in the next street.
• Temperance, the antipodes of Gluttony, represented by Saturn, 727-l.
• Other learned men said that it was a shower of the antipodes, as Seneca saith in his fourth book Quaestionum naturalium, speaking of the source and spring of Nilus.
• I believe, said Epistemon, that this is the language of the Antipodes, and such a hard one that the devil himself knows not what to make of it.
• Boniface, one of which is concerned with the question of the Antipodes.
• Nothing remarkable occurred during the voyage, except the discovery of an island, which, from its approach to the Antipodes of London, Captain Waterhouse named Penantipode island.
• The men were antipodes in every thing except that they belonged to the same party.
• They are the literary antipodes of the last great effort of genius and art working upon the same material, and found in Mr.
• It takes its name from a province of Holland to which it does not bear the remotest likeness, and is usually regarded as the antipodes of England, but is not.
• The dream of the founders of Canterbury was to transport to the Antipodes a complete section of English society, or, more exactly, of the English Church.
• Before I emerged from my prison, he might be gone to the antipodes, for aught I knew, and a barrier of eternal silence and absence be interposed between us.
• He is at the mental and physical antipodes of his friend.
• In the disordered Napoleonic days they never could tell whether the flag floating at the peak of some armed vessel encountered at the antipodes was that of friend or foe.
• Yet he was as far from them as if he had been at the antipodes.
• They show more readiness to flee than to attack, and are the very antipodes of the Caesars.
• Miss Spettigue and Miss Verdun accept the invitation, but the millionaire Donna from the antipodes sends a telegram saying that she will have to defer her visit for a few days.
• The views prevalent in China and Japan as to the relations of Church and State are almost the antipodes of those described.
• The higher economic position of women does not seem to touch the evil either in the Antipodes or beyond the Atlantic.
• A further illustration of this significant truth is to be witnessed in the Antipodes.

Similar words containing PODE without suffix s and without prefix anti

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