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Meaning of sea-born
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sea-born (a.)
Born of the sea; produced by the sea.
Born at sea.
sea-born Sentence Examples
- The sea-born goddess Aphrodite emerged from the ocean's foam.
- The mythical sea-born creatures, sirens, lured sailors to their doom with their enchanting voices.
- The sea-born explorer Leif Erikson sailed westward from Greenland and discovered North America.
- The battle raged fiercely as the sea-born invaders clashed with the defenders on the shore.
- The sea-born leviathan, a colossal sea creature, swallowed ships whole.
- The sea-born sponge's unique structure provides a haven for marine life.
- The sea-born traveler, the wandering albatross, soars across vast oceans.
- The sea-born coral reefs teem with vibrant colors and diverse marine ecosystems.
- The legend of the sea-born prince, born of a mermaid and a human, has been passed down through generations.
- The sea-born wind whispers secrets to the coast, carrying tales of distant lands and ancient mariners.
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Born of the sea; produced by the sea., Born at sea.
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The sea-born goddess Aphrodite emerged from the ocean's foam.
The mythical sea-born creatures, sirens, lured sailors to their doom with their enchanting voices.
The sea-born explorer Leif Erikson sailed westward from Greenland and discovered North America.
The battle raged fiercely as the sea-born invaders clashed with the defenders on the shore.
