1. plural of antipodal; things or places that are diametrically opposite, especially points on opposite sides of a sphere or globe
Usage: often used in geography and mathematics

1. relating to or situated at opposite ends of a diameter; diametrically opposite
Usage: technical usage in geometry and geography

Examples

• Australia and the United Kingdom are nearly antipodals on the globe.
• The two antipodal points on a sphere are equidistant from the center.
• Antipodal cities are on opposite sides of the Earth.
• The antipodals of New York and Sydney are located in the Southern and Northern hemispheres respectively.
• In mathematics, antipodal points have antipodals properties that make them useful for certain proofs.
• The antipodals relationship between the two locations means they experience opposite seasons.