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sea mile Meaning

Wordnet

a former British unit of length once used in navigation; equivalent to 6,000 feet (1828.8 meters)

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A geographical mile. See Mile.

The distance between the two islands was 200 sea miles, as measured by the ship's navigation system.
The yacht traveled at a speed of 15 sea miles per hour, allowing it to cover a significant distance in a short time.
The coastline stretched for over 500 sea miles, offering picturesque views and abundant marine life.
The cargo ship made a slight deviation from its course due to rough seas and sailed off by 10 sea miles.
The fishing boat was restricted to an area within 12 sea miles from the shore for safety reasons.
The submarine descended to a depth of 1,500 sea miles, reaching the darkest and most unexplored region of the ocean.
The research vessel conducted oceanographic surveys within a radius of 50 sea miles, collecting data on marine ecosystems and water conditions.
The aircraft carrier embarked on a long-distance deployment, covering over 6,000 sea miles in various bodies of water.
The sailboat raced against the wind, navigating through treacherous currents and gaining a slight lead of 5 sea miles over its competitors.
The coastal town was located just 15 sea miles away from a major shipping route, providing access to international trade and commerce.

a former British unit of length once used in navigation; equivalent to 6,000 feet (1828.8 meters)A geographical mile. See Mile.

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The distance between the two islands was 200 sea miles, as measured by the ship's navigation system.

The yacht traveled at a speed of 15 sea miles per hour, allowing it to cover a significant distance in a short time.

The coastline stretched for over 500 sea miles, offering picturesque views and abundant marine life.

The cargo ship made a slight deviation from its course due to rough seas and sailed off by 10 sea miles.