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Meaning of midmain
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midmain (n.)
The middle part of the main or sea.
midmain Sentence Examples
- The vessel took a detour midmain to avoid colliding with the anchored freighter.
- The pirates seized command of the ship midmain, threatening the crew with cutlasses.
- A sudden squall struck the vessel midmain, forcing it to seek shelter in a nearby cove.
- The ship's engines failed midmain, leaving it stranded at sea until a rescue ship arrived.
- The crew gathered midmain to discuss the expedition's progress and devise a plan for the next leg of their journey.
- The captain ordered the sails to be trimmed midmain to optimize their speed through the channel.
- A group of dolphins swam playfully along the ship's hull midmain, delighting the passengers.
- The lookout spotted an approaching storm midmain, prompting the captain to alter course and head for safer waters.
- The vessel passed through a narrow strait midmain, navigating the treacherous currents with precision.
- The fishermen cast their nets midmain, hoping to catch a bountiful harvest from the teeming waters below.
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The middle part of the main or sea.
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The vessel took a detour midmain to avoid colliding with the anchored freighter.
The pirates seized command of the ship midmain, threatening the crew with cutlasses.
A sudden squall struck the vessel midmain, forcing it to seek shelter in a nearby cove.
The ship's engines failed midmain, leaving it stranded at sea until a rescue ship arrived.
