seawives (Meaning)
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seawives (pl.)
of Seawife
Synonyms & Antonyms of seawives
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seawives Sentence Examples
- Seawives were female spirits believed to lure sailors to their watery graves.
- According to legend, seawives had long, flowing hair and hauntingly beautiful voices.
- Sailors feared seawives, as they were said to be able to control the weather and cause storms.
- Some seawives were believed to be benevolent, guiding lost ships back to shore.
- Others were said to be malevolent, tempting sailors to their doom with their allure.
- The stories of seawives were used by sailors as a cautionary tale about the dangers of the ocean.
- Modern folklore often portrays seawives as alluring but dangerous creatures.
- Some believe that seawives are remnants of ancient water spirits or deities.
- The concept of seawives has inspired countless works of fiction and art.
- Seawives remain a fascinating and enduring part of maritime mythology.
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Seawives were female spirits believed to lure sailors to their watery graves.
According to legend, seawives had long, flowing hair and hauntingly beautiful voices.
Sailors feared seawives, as they were said to be able to control the weather and cause storms.
Some seawives were believed to be benevolent, guiding lost ships back to shore.
