riptide (Meaning)
riptide (n)
a stretch of turbulent water in a river or the sea caused by one current flowing into or across another current
a strong surface current flowing outwards from a shore
Synonyms & Antonyms of riptide
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riptide Sentence Examples
- The treacherous riptide pulled the hapless swimmer farther out to sea.
- Despite the warning signs, the group of swimmers ventured into the riptide's clutches.
- The powerful riptide threatened to engulf the small boat, but the skilled captain steered it to safety.
- The relentless riptide made it impossible to reach the shore, leaving the shipwrecked crew stranded.
- The surfers' excitement turned to terror as the unsuspected riptide carried them away from the beach.
- The coastline was a dangerous playground, with unpredictable riptides lurking beneath the waves.
- The lifeguard spotted the distressed swimmer fighting against the relentless riptide and raced to their aid.
- The coastal community was devastated by the riptide that claimed the lives of two young boys.
- The scientist studied the formation and behavior of riptides to better understand their deadly nature.
- The beachgoer's laughter turned to panic as they realized they were caught in the grip of a strong riptide.
FAQs About the word riptide
a stretch of turbulent water in a river or the sea caused by one current flowing into or across another current, a strong surface current flowing outwards from
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No antonyms found.
The treacherous riptide pulled the hapless swimmer farther out to sea.
Despite the warning signs, the group of swimmers ventured into the riptide's clutches.
The powerful riptide threatened to engulf the small boat, but the skilled captain steered it to safety.
The relentless riptide made it impossible to reach the shore, leaving the shipwrecked crew stranded.
