👉 In the context of navigation and geographical terminology, an "antidrom" refers to a point on the Earth's surface that is the opposite direction from its usual course. This concept is often used in navigation or travel directions, where it can be interpreted as moving back towards a point that is either directly north or south of the destination. For instance, someone might say they are "anticlimbing" when traveling uphill to reach their destination, or they may be "anticipating" when planning
