Synonyms for permafrost
ˈpɜr məˌfrɔst, -ˌfrɒstper·mafrost

Princeton's WordNet

1. permafrostnoun

   ground that is permanently frozen

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1. Evgeny Chuvilin:

   Permafrost degradation is a slow process. We're usually talking about centimeters per year. This here is more than merely degradation, it's also a qualitative change. So, I would say that yes, it is unexpected to see, hypotheses had been voiced in the literature concerning the possibility of such processes, but this is the first time they have been directly observed.

2. Charlie Paull:

   Since this is the first study of the decay of submerged permafrost, we don't have long-term data for the seafloor temperature in this region. The data we do have aren't showing a warming trend in these waters 150 meters( almost 500 feet) deep.

3. Birgitta Evengård:

   If there is a virus hidden in the permafrost that we have not been in contact with for thousands of years, it might be that our immune defense is not sufficient, it is correct to have respect for the situation and be proactive and not just reactive. And the way to fight fear is to have knowledge.

4. Roman Vilfand:

   The warming that is being observed not only in winter but also in summer is dangerous because it causes the permafrost to thaw, the concept of 'permanent' disappears, and the frost turns out not to be eternal.

5. Love Dalén:

   It’s not like everything found in the permafrost always works, the vast majority of samples have cr — DNA.