sea-gait (Meaning)
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sea-gait (n.)
A long, rolling swell of the sea.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sea-gait
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sea-gait Sentence Examples
- The peculiar sea-gait of the ancient mariner was a result of years spent traversing treacherous seas.
- The mermaid's graceful sea-gait effortlessly propelled her through the water, leaving ripples in her wake.
- The crab's side-to-side sea-gait was well-suited to the shallow ocean floor.
- The sea turtle's lumbering sea-gait contrasted sharply with the speed of the dolphins swimming alongside it.
- The seasoned sailor's steady sea-gait betrayed no fear, even during the fiercest storms.
- The jellyfish's hypnotic sea-gait seemed to defy the laws of gravity.
- The barnacle's unhurried sea-gait was a testament to its unwavering attachment to the ocean's floor.
- The shark's predatory sea-gait betrayed its relentless pursuit of prey.
- The octopus's undulating sea-gait allowed it to navigate the marine environment with ease.
- The coral's sessile sea-gait was a testament to its resilience and adaptability in the face of changing ocean conditions.
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A long, rolling swell of the sea.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The peculiar sea-gait of the ancient mariner was a result of years spent traversing treacherous seas.
The mermaid's graceful sea-gait effortlessly propelled her through the water, leaving ripples in her wake.
The crab's side-to-side sea-gait was well-suited to the shallow ocean floor.
The sea turtle's lumbering sea-gait contrasted sharply with the speed of the dolphins swimming alongside it.
