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Meaning of seabound
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seabound (a.)
Bounded by the sea.
seabound Sentence Examples
- The ship embarked on its seabound voyage, charting a course towards distant shores.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the lone sailor watched the seabound horizon fade into darkness.
- The lighthouse emitted a piercing beam, guiding seabound vessels safely through treacherous waters.
- The seabound adventurer longed for the open ocean, eager to explore uncharted territories.
- The oceanographer's research vessel headed seabound, on a mission to study the depths of the marine environment.
- The captain raised his binoculars, scanning the seabound distance for any sign of approaching land.
- The sound of seabound gulls echoed through the coastal air, marking the arrival of a storm.
- The young boy dreamed of setting sail on a seabound quest, seeking adventure and treasure.
- The fishermen's seabound boat bobbed gently on the waves, waiting for their catch to take the bait.
- The seabound wind carried the salty tang of the ocean, a testament to the vastness of the watery expanse.
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Bounded by the sea.
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The ship embarked on its seabound voyage, charting a course towards distant shores.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the lone sailor watched the seabound horizon fade into darkness.
The lighthouse emitted a piercing beam, guiding seabound vessels safely through treacherous waters.
The seabound adventurer longed for the open ocean, eager to explore uncharted territories.
