shoaling Synonyms
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shoaling Meaning
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shoaling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Shoal
Webster
shoaling (a.)
Becoming shallow gradually.
shoaling Sentence Examples
- The shoaling water made it difficult for the boat to navigate safely.
- As the tide receded, the dolphins formed a tight shoaling pattern.
- The fishermen cast their nets into the shoaling water, hoping for a good catch.
- The bright sunlight reflected off the shoaling sand, creating a dazzling display.
- The shoaling current carried the nutrients closer to the surface, benefiting the marine life.
- The shoaling area was a popular spot for surfers, as the waves broke gently over the shallow water.
- The shoaling behaviour of the fish made them easy targets for predators.
- The shoaling water provided a safe haven for small fish and invertebrates.
- Researchers studied the shoaling habits of birds to understand their social behaviour.
- The shoaling clouds of starlings darkened the sky as they flew in formation.
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of Shoal, Becoming shallow gradually.
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The shoaling water made it difficult for the boat to navigate safely.
As the tide receded, the dolphins formed a tight shoaling pattern.
The fishermen cast their nets into the shoaling water, hoping for a good catch.
The bright sunlight reflected off the shoaling sand, creating a dazzling display.
