polar
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4.2
- adjective
- /ˈpoʊlər/
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polar
- Polar ice caps are melting, our oceans are full of trash, my baby daddy doesn't love me because I'm not Jewish enough.
- polar regions
- polar ice caps
- polar ice
It releases it because there's they have polar caps just like we do.
- It releases it because there's they have polar caps just like we do.
- It is a jet stream, just like the polar jet stream we have here on the Earth.
- And I don't, it's just like if I liked panda bears or polar bears, right?
- The continued heating of the atmosphere had begun to melt the polar ice caps.
- We are going to be doing the polar plunge.
- They can lock in air, which then cools over the dark polar winter months.
- He looked like the the youngest son of a polar bear.
- So because it's very far north, it was essentially a polar night.
- And after that polar vortex, I am so happy to feel this heat.
- Like this cocaine white little cowboy looking ass polar bear.
Examples
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The continued heating of the atmosphere had begun to melt the polar ice caps.
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The polar ice caps have melted, covering the earth with water.
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Now what about melting the polar sea ice?
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We as a human should try to stop the polar ice caps from melting.
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It has a polar cap made of some kind of snow.
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The problem with the polar ice cap is, it floats; it moves.
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The U.S. Senate is considering spending $100 million to build two new polar icebreakers and update three aging ones.
Academic text (2008) -
It is a jet stream, just like the polar jet stream we have here on the Earth.
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Despite its fluffy fur and teddy-bear look the polar bear is actually one of the most ruthless, predatory carnivores on the planet.
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The polar regions of the Earth are experiencing significant changes due to climate change.
Synonyms
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8.8
In the area around the North or South Pole
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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7.5
One of the two numbers that show a point's distance from a fixed center and its angle
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4.6
A bright star called Polaris that sits almost above Earth's north pole and shows true north
- Specialized
A line where very cold air from the poles meets warmer air and causes storms
A clear contrast between two very different ends that shows points between them
- Specialized
A very small cell with little liquid that forms when an egg divides and that the body usually discards
A circle near Earth's poles where the sun stays above or below the horizon for one day
How Polar
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Polar comes from a root meaning pole 'end' or 'point', so it naturally names things near the Earth's North or South 'poles'. That's why polar describes very cold regions and weather close to those poles.