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Meanings of seascape in English

A painting of the sea (as distinguished from a landscape)

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Examples for "waterscape"
Examples for "waterscape"
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Like the school he designed, he offers a bright contrast against the charcoal waterscape of Makoko.
The Guardian
2
It embraces every variety of landscape, waterscape, and, in the crowded halls of our large cities, a new patent fire-escape.
Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 35, November 26, 1870
3
In addition to his groundbreaking work on Venice, he wrote an influential essay in defense of the pioneering land and waterscape painter J.M.W.
Reuters
4
It was rather a waterscape than a landscape, a thing of flooded meadows and low trees and the dark archway of a bridge.
The Man Who Knew Too Much
5
The soft lake haze redeemed landscape and waterscape now from overclarity of outline the besetting blemish, as some might think, of its mid-day.
Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
Usage of seascape in English
1
They are set like jewels in the glittering waters of the seascape.
The Irish Times
2
The award, named after the 19th-century English landscape and seascape painter J.M.W.
Reuters
3
They portray the harsh winter cold seascape, threatening sea swells and bitter storms.
Radio NZ
4
Surely Hägg, the seascape specialist, had been able to depict waves?
Kennedy's brain
5
Through sliding glass doors is my own private balcony and a seascape beyond.
The Guardian
6
It lets the seascape beyond our stone terrace do the talking.
The Guardian
7
There's a sky and seascape out there to gladden the heart.
The Irish Times
8
Without warning, lingering sunsets and seascape stars now submerged each magnificent night and day.
The Irish Times
9
Nothing reflected the amazing seascape outside or the Victorian architecture.
The Guardian
10
That seascape probably fades to wallpaper on the daily commute.
The Irish Times
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It was a seascape unrecognizable from my adventures with Keith.
Three ways to capsize a boat: an optimist afloat
12
It also held three paintings, two indicating quiet landscapes and one a peaceful seascape.
The Great Book of Amber
13
Through the perspex Dryden could see a jagged white seascape.
The coldest blood
14
Instead, he adorned the Paris salon with a large seascape showing penguins in the foreground.
Buried Alive: A Tale of These Days
15
We steamed for two weeks between a landscape and a seascape that afforded constant diversion.
In the Footprints of the Padres
16
Writer imagines asking Hopper to paint him a seascape.
The new yorker
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