lighthouses (Meaning)

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lighthouses (pl.)

of Lighthouse

The towering lighthouses stood sentinel over the treacherous coastline, guiding ships safely to shore.
The flashing beacon of the lighthouse pierced the darkness of the stormy night, offering hope to weary mariners.
The iconic lighthouse, with its red and white stripes, became a symbol of safety and navigation in the region.
The lighthouse keeper tirelessly maintained the light, ensuring its continued beacon of guidance.
The intricate lens system within the lighthouse amplified the beam of light, illuminating the vast expanse of the ocean.
The whistling sound of the lighthouse's foghorn echoed through the fog, warning ships of potential hazards.
The lighthouse served not only as a navigational aid but also as a place of refuge for shipwrecked sailors.
The abandoned lighthouse stood as a haunting reminder of past maritime adventures and tragedies.
The lighthouse's twinkling light became a comforting sight for those sailing far from home.
The construction of new lighthouses along the coastline aimed to reduce the number of shipwrecks and improve maritime safety.

of Lighthouse

candles, chandeliers,lanterns, flashlights, lamps, lightings, headlights, arc lights, fluorescent lamps, electrics

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The towering lighthouses stood sentinel over the treacherous coastline, guiding ships safely to shore.

The flashing beacon of the lighthouse pierced the darkness of the stormy night, offering hope to weary mariners.

The iconic lighthouse, with its red and white stripes, became a symbol of safety and navigation in the region.

The lighthouse keeper tirelessly maintained the light, ensuring its continued beacon of guidance.