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Meanings of seacoast in English
Usage of seacoast in English
1
From the Metropolis the boys took another train directly for the seacoast.
2
It was a rocky seacoast in many areas with few sandy beaches.
3
The defenseless condition of our seacoast and lake frontier is perfectly palpable.
4
There are about five hundred leagues of seacoast running north and south.
5
By high noon we were crossing the valley that paralleled the seacoast.
6
They'd followed the seacoast, scaled hills, crossed rivers, endured heat and dust.
7
This railroad was three miles long, extending from the quarry to the seacoast.
8
I was born on the Atlantic seacoast in a small New England town.
9
The seacoast is mostly very bold in that part of Devon.
10
The seacoast of the State of Maine is rugged and hilly.
11
Neither on the seacoast nor in any other part was there any defense.
12
The journey to the seacoast was devoid of any special incident.
13
They began to leave the fog behind them as they approached the seacoast.
14
He then offered once again to conduct them to the seacoast.
15
Bellemere was on the seacoast and also near a small river.
16
It consisted of three thousand acres, which reached to the seacoast.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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