off
shore
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in the sea, but not too far from the coast
- Many species of fish can be found offshore in deeper waters.
- The wind farm was built offshore to harness the power of ocean winds.
- The sailors spotted a group of dolphins swimming offshore.
- The research vessel conducted experiments offshore to study marine life.
- The resort offers activities such as snorkeling and diving offshore in the crystal-clear waters.
Antonyms:
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in another country, often for financial or regulatory advantages
- The company decided to relocate offshore to lower its operational expenses.
- They registered the business offshore to take advantage of tax breaks.
- Profits were funneled offshore to secure better financial outcomes.
- Many corporations move offshore to bypass strict domestic policies.
- Funds were shifted offshore to avoid currency instability.