| Was it not generally believed in former times, that there were no antipodes? |
| There is also far less waste. The latest straws in the wind come from the world's antipodes. |
| I laboured once to teach a Talmudist, that the earth is round, and that we have antipodes. |
| Just before I went to sleep the other night, I became aware of everything directly beneath me and this led me to wondering what the exact antipodes of my location looked like. |
| Now the continent and its northern antipodes are seen as crucial to understanding the Earth's climate and how it changes. |
| The Spanish clergy declared that the theory of the antipodes was hostile to the faith. |
