setline (Meaning)
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setline (n)
a long fishing line with many shorter lines and hooks attached to it (usually suspended between buoys)
Synonyms & Antonyms of setline
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setline Sentence Examples
- The fishermen carefully cast their setlines into the shimmering waters of the lake.
- The setline extended far into the ocean, its baited hooks dangling just below the surface.
- The team of researchers used setlines to collect data on the population of a rare fish species.
- The setline was designed to catch tuna, its hooks spaced strategically along the line.
- The lobster fisherman checked his setlines every morning, hoping for a bountiful haul.
- The crabs were attracted to the bait on the setline, their pincers snapping at the hooks.
- The setline was anchored to the seabed, ensuring that it would remain in place during strong currents.
- The biologists placed setlines in different locations to study the distribution of marine life.
- The setline sagged in the water, its hooks heavy with the weight of the catch.
- The fishermen patiently watched their setlines, waiting for the moment when the fish would take the bait.
FAQs About the word setline
a long fishing line with many shorter lines and hooks attached to it (usually suspended between buoys)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fishermen carefully cast their setlines into the shimmering waters of the lake.
The setline extended far into the ocean, its baited hooks dangling just below the surface.
The team of researchers used setlines to collect data on the population of a rare fish species.
The setline was designed to catch tuna, its hooks spaced strategically along the line.
