saily Antonyms
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Meaning of saily
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saily (a.)
Like a sail.
saily Sentence Examples
- The sailboat gracefully sailed across the calm sea, its sails billowing gently in the breeze.
- The captain ordered the crew to set sail immediately, as a storm was approaching.
- The small boat sailed effortlessly down the river, its passengers enjoying the serene surroundings.
- The pirate ship sailed towards its prey, its sails fluttering in the wind.
- The fisherman's boat sailed back to shore after a long day of fishing.
- The sailboat raced across the finish line, its sails full of wind.
- The windsurfer sailed along the coastline, enjoying the thrill of the ride.
- The yacht sailed silently through the water, its passengers marveling at the marine life below.
- The sailfish gracefully sailed through the ocean, its sleek body cutting through the waves.
- The sailboat sailed into the sunset, its sails glowing orange and red in the evening light.
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Like a sail.
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The sailboat gracefully sailed across the calm sea, its sails billowing gently in the breeze.
The captain ordered the crew to set sail immediately, as a storm was approaching.
The small boat sailed effortlessly down the river, its passengers enjoying the serene surroundings.
The pirate ship sailed towards its prey, its sails fluttering in the wind.
