seawards

seaward

/ (ˈsiːwədz) /


adverb
  1. towards the sea

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How to use seawards in a sentence

  • She met his eyes briefly, and looked away seawards with the ghost of a sorrowful smile upon her lips.

    Mysterious Mr. Sabin | E. Phillips Oppenheim
  • As they were speaking, a voice hailed them; and, turning seawards, they saw a small boat approaching.

  • Her eyes were still fixed seawards, but she was looking beyond the yacht, now, to the dim line where sky and sea seemed to meet.

    Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo | E. Phillips Oppenheim
  • Not until the granite pillar of the distant Gulf Rock opened up beyond Carn du was it necessary to turn the boat's head seawards.

    The Pillar of Light | Louis Tracy
  • On the 21st at day light, we saw off to seawards a low island of which the Moorish pilot had been afraid in the night.