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neaped (a.)
Left aground on the height of a spring tide, so that it will not float till the next spring tide; -- called also beneaped.
neaped Sentence Examples
- The tides were neaped, reducing their range and intensity.
- Sailors waited patiently for the neap tide, when currents were weaker.
- The neap tide allowed fishermen to venture further offshore without fear of strong waves.
- The river's flow neaped significantly during the dry season, exposing its sandy banks.
- The neap tide created a tranquil atmosphere on the beach, ideal for swimmers and sunbathers.
- Marine ecosystems adapted to the neap tide's lower energy levels, with different species emerging to feed.
- Coastal erosion was minimal during the neap tide, as waves were less powerful.
- The neap tide revealed hidden sandbars and rock formations, making it an opportunity for exploration.
- Tidal pools formed during the neap tide, providing a safe habitat for small marine creatures.
- The absence of strong currents allowed divers to explore underwater wonders more thoroughly during the neap tide.
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Left aground on the height of a spring tide, so that it will not float till the next spring tide; -- called also beneaped.
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The tides were neaped, reducing their range and intensity.
Sailors waited patiently for the neap tide, when currents were weaker.
The neap tide allowed fishermen to venture further offshore without fear of strong waves.
The river's flow neaped significantly during the dry season, exposing its sandy banks.
