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Meanings of low tide in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ebb"
Examples for "ebb"
1
Like Ms Sharma's colleagues, they were forced to let hope ebb away.
2
Throughout we follow the intricate ebb and flow of the Pinochet case.
3
Then it began to ebb; meeting a counter-impulse arising in Eastern Europe.
4
But the past 18 months saw her sink to her lowest ebb.
5
The flood-tide sets to the north, and the ebb to the south.
Usage of low tide in English
1
We were caught by a low tide and stuck in the mud.
2
When we reached that long expanse of sand it was low tide.
3
When I say the road I mean the sand at low tide.
4
The people gathered all the shellfish they could find at low tide.
5
At low tide you couldn't even see the line of the breakers.
6
The basin has a depth of 20 feet at mean low tide.
7
Sam the cat also wandered out to the reef at low tide.
8
Perhaps that is because it is always low tide where they live.
9
It was low tide and almost a mile to the water's edge.
10
They had driven it out until the motor stalled, at low tide.
11
There are also rock pools and caves at the during low tide.
12
The cave is only navigable at low tide and in calm weather!
13
The chamber's smell was also nautical, of sea brine and low tide.
14
The salt-sour stink of the Thames at low tide tickled his nostrils.
15
At low tide, its emerging river flows noisily into the sea.
16
On the main thoroughfare through Kita Senju the traffic is at low tide.
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Low tide through the time
Low tide across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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