tideless (Meaning)

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tideless (a.)

Having no tide.

The tideless Mediterranean Sea has a constant water level throughout the year.
Unlike coastal regions, the interior of the country is tideless.
Scientists speculate that the planet's tidally locked nature may have contributed to its tideless oceans.
The lack of tides made it possible for ancient civilizations to build settlements near the shore without fear of flooding.
The tideless canals of Venice provide unique transportation routes that have remained unchanged for centuries.
The tideless lagoon provided a safe haven for migratory birds during the winter months.
The tideless bay allowed fishermen to access their boats at any time without waiting for high or low tide.
The tideless lake offers opportunities for water sports and recreation regardless of the time of day.
The tideless coast provides a consistent source of food for coastal communities through fishing.
The tideless river allowed ships to navigate upstream and downstream without disruption.

Having no tide.

trend, tendency, wind, direction, curve, turn, current, run, leaning, shift

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The tideless Mediterranean Sea has a constant water level throughout the year.

Unlike coastal regions, the interior of the country is tideless.

Scientists speculate that the planet's tidally locked nature may have contributed to its tideless oceans.

The lack of tides made it possible for ancient civilizations to build settlements near the shore without fear of flooding.