sauh Antonyms
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Meaning of sauh
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sauh ()
imp. sing. of See.
sauh Sentence Examples
- The ship dropped its anchor in the sauh, ensuring its stability in the choppy waters.
- The sailors hauled up the heavy sauh with great effort, preparing for departure.
- The sauh was firmly embedded in the seabed, holding the vessel securely in place.
- The captain ordered the crew to cast the sauh, as the storm approached.
- The sauh dragged through the sand, creating a deep trench in the ocean floor.
- The sauh's chain rattled against the hull of the ship, a constant reminder of its vital role.
- The sauh was a crucial safety device, preventing the ship from drifting dangerously away.
- The sauh was a symbol of hope, holding the vessel steady in the most turbulent of seas.
- The sailors chanted sea shanties as they raised the sauh, their voices echoing across the water.
- The sauh was an indispensable tool for any mariner, providing a secure footing in the vast and unpredictable ocean.
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imp. sing. of See.
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The ship dropped its anchor in the sauh, ensuring its stability in the choppy waters.
The sailors hauled up the heavy sauh with great effort, preparing for departure.
The sauh was firmly embedded in the seabed, holding the vessel securely in place.
The captain ordered the crew to cast the sauh, as the storm approached.
