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Meanings of mean sea-level in English
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Usage of mean sea-level in English
1
To effect this, a rise of twenty or twenty-five feet above mean sea-level must have taken place and such a rise appeared abnormally high.
2
The apex of the granite rock rose like a sugar-loaf two hundred and forty feet (73.6 metres) above mean sea-level.