high sea (Meaning)
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high sea (n)
the open seas of the world outside the territorial waters of any nation
Synonyms & Antonyms of high sea
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high sea Sentence Examples
- The pirate ship sailed out into the high seas, seeking treasure and adventure.
- The navy patrolled the high seas, protecting the nation's coastline from invaders.
- The waves crashed violently against the ship, tossing it around like a toy on the high seas.
- The lighthouse stood tall and proud, guiding ships safely through the treacherous high seas.
- Sailors spent months on end navigating the vast expanse of the high seas.
- The fishermen risked their lives every day, venturing out onto the high seas in search of a catch.
- The captain of the merchant vessel carefully charted their course across the high seas.
- The oceanographer studied the creatures and currents of the high seas, unlocking the secrets of the deep.
- Legends tell of hidden treasures buried on islands lost in the high seas.
- The high seas represent a realm of mystery, adventure, and danger.
FAQs About the word high sea
the open seas of the world outside the territorial waters of any nation
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No antonyms found.
The pirate ship sailed out into the high seas, seeking treasure and adventure.
The navy patrolled the high seas, protecting the nation's coastline from invaders.
The waves crashed violently against the ship, tossing it around like a toy on the high seas.
The lighthouse stood tall and proud, guiding ships safely through the treacherous high seas.
