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English adjective: seaward | |||
| 1. | seaward (of winds) coming from the land | ||
| Samples | Offshore winds. | ||
| Synonyms | offshore | ||
| Antonyms | inshore, onshore, shoreward, seaward | ||
| 2. | seaward (of winds) coming from the sea toward the land | ||
| Samples | An inshore breeze. An onshore gale. Sheltered from seaward winds. | ||
| Synonyms | inshore, onshore, shoreward | ||
| Antonyms | offshore, seaward | ||
| 3. | seaward directed or situated away from inland regions and toward the sea or coast | ||
| Samples | From the hill he took a seaward course. On the seaward side of the road. | ||
| Similar | coastal | ||
| Antonyms | inland | ||
English noun: seaward | |||
| 1. | seaward the direction toward the sea | ||
| Broader (hypernym) | direction | ||
English adverb: seaward | |||
| 1. | seaward in the direction of the sea | ||
| Samples | The sailor looked seaward. | ||
| Synonyms | asea, seawards | ||
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