tide-rode Synonyms

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tide-rode Meaning

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tide-rode (a.)

Swung by the tide when at anchor; -- opposed to wind-rode.

tide-rode Sentence Examples

  1. The intrepid surfers tide-rode the massive waves with effortless grace.
  2. The fisherman patiently tide-rode the incoming tide, waiting for the perfect moment to cast his net.
  3. Tourists marveled at the bustling port, where countless boats tide-rode in the calm waters.
  4. The majestic whales tide-rode alongside the boat, their colossal bodies a breathtaking sight.
  5. The ancient mariner tide-rode through treacherous storms, his ship a resilient vessel in the face of adversity.
  6. The seafaring explorers tide-rode uncharted waters, seeking adventure and the promise of new lands.
  7. The captain skilfully tide-rode the receding tide, navigating his ship safely through the shallows.
  8. The coastal villagers tide-rode the tides, their livelihoods inextricably linked to the rhythm of the ocean.
  9. The relentless currents tide-rode the small fishing boat, testing its resilience and the resolve of its crew.
  10. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow upon the water, the sailboat tide-rode the gentle waves, a peaceful respite from the bustling world ashore.

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Swung by the tide when at anchor; -- opposed to wind-rode.

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The intrepid surfers tide-rode the massive waves with effortless grace.

The fisherman patiently tide-rode the incoming tide, waiting for the perfect moment to cast his net.

Tourists marveled at the bustling port, where countless boats tide-rode in the calm waters.

The majestic whales tide-rode alongside the boat, their colossal bodies a breathtaking sight.