Seaward is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEAWARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the side that faces or is nearer to the sea
• the direction toward the sea
ADVERB:
• towards the sea, also SEAWARDS
• in the direction of the sea
• towards the sea
ADJECTIVE:
• going or pointing towards the sea
• nearer or nearest to the sea
• Directed or situated toward the sea.
• (of winds) coming from the land
• (of winds) coming from the sea toward the land
• directed or situated away from inland regions and toward the sea or coast
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the direction toward the open sea
• same as seawards

Words related to SEAWARD

seawardly16 seawards12

Words that contain SEAWARD

seawards12 seawardly16

How to use SEAWARD in a sentence

• Presently, we were come to the rock which formed the hill, and found that it came up out of the sand with great abruptness, so that we could not climb it on the seaward side.
• I turned seaward under the dead crater known as Diamond Head.
• The seaward views are very fine, and include the whole of the rugged line of coast from Fast Castle on the east to Tantallon and North Berwick Law on the west.
• The vessel was overtaken by a Government dispatch, forbidding the pilot to conduct it further seaward, because there were persons on board who had been ordered to England.
• Between this and Cape Sidmouth several reefs were seen to seaward that we had not noticed last year.
• The Family went out over the hills of Surrey, and between roadside trees they saw the crowned heads of the seaward downs.
• At long intervals a faint seaward breeze compressed the fog, and high, sad-coloured clouds and a fine and penetrating rain came drizzling down.
• We set off on our seaward march, having just time to regain the brig before the day became oppressive.
• She was looking seaward, her face steadily averted from mine.
• The ice was too far separated now for Taylor either to advance or retreat, and the pan upon which he had taken refuge began a rapid drift seaward.
• Some of the Chinese vessels were out of sight in the gloom to the southward, and the Japanese slowly drew off seaward.
• The seaward ones were still in possession of the Chinese.
• He cannot make the sun of the mind and the moon of the spirit stand still while the tides of health are ebbing seaward.
• The approach of a steamer from the seaward when the work was about finished, caused them to hoist sail and stand in.
• Island after island was left behind and at daybreak he was to the seaward of most of them.
• The darkness came from the hills, flowed over the coast, put out the red fires of sunset, and went on to seaward pursuing the retiring tide.
• As it now blew a fresh breeze from seaward, and the afternoon was far advanced, we spent the remainder of the day in a further examination of the entrance.
• He was as handy as an otter in the water, and besides, there was something here which was dragging him to seaward very strongly.
• The opening of the creek seaward, a narrow passage, traced on the almost night-black interior a pallid rift where the waves were moving.
• Ravenna was impregnable and her seaward gate was always open.
• The seaward face of Cape Mugford is even grander than its aspect from the heights around Okak.
• A glance at the two boats and a hurried gaze to seaward were sufficient to acquaint them with their awful position.
• I was at once swept seaward by a tidal wave, but, the sea receding a considerable distance, the return wave washed me against an upturned sloop to which I clung.
• Seaward stood Agamenticus, dark with its pitch pines, and the far sea itself, blue and calm, ruled the uneven country with its unchangeable line.

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