Synonyms for sea level
sea lev·el

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1. sea levelnoun

   Synonyms:
   MSL, mean sea level

2. sea levelnoun

   The nominal height of the surface of the oceans above which heights of geographical features and aircraft flight levels are measured.

   Synonyms:
   mean sea level, MSL

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1. sea leveladjective

   level of the ocean's surface (especially that halfway between mean high and low tide); used as a standard in reckoning land elevation or sea depth

   Antonyms:
   upland, highland(a)

2. low-lying, sea-leveladjective

   lying below the normal level

   "a low-lying desert"

   Synonyms:
   sea-level, low-lying

   Antonyms:
   highland(a), upland

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1. Edwin Griffioen:

   Because the air pressure is so much lower in an aeroplane than at sea level, a traditional beer tap will not work as it will only dispense a huge amount of foam, we do have dispensers that work on air pressure, but these were too big to fit in a plane.

2. Petteri Taalas:

   We are already at 1.2 degrees warming and the IPCC [ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ] says that for the welfare of mankind and also for the welfare of biosphere, the 1.5 degree target would be more favored, with the 2 degrees target, we would see more negative impacts of Climate Change -RSB-, it would harm global food production capacity, there would be plenty of coastal cities that would suffer from sea level rise, and we would see more category 4 and 5 hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones.

3. Thomas Mote:

   Greenland has been an increasing contributor to global sea level rise over the past two decades.

4. Christopher Smith:

   The difference in the sea level rise of the rate of warming between 1.5 and 2 degrees [ celsius ] would literally be life or death for them.

5. Espen Ronneberg:

   The effects of climate change, such as droughts, floods, coastal erosion, sea level rise, rising temperatures and increases in cyclone intensity, will put greater pressure on communities and affect the food security, health and well-being of Pacific Islanders.