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Meanings of seawards in English

Toward the sea.

Usage of seawards in English
1
The thunder passed away seawards, drawing the valley moisture in its train.
"Wee Tim'rous Beasties": Studies of Animal life and Character
2
The little man stood before the window and gazed steadfastly out seawards.
The Kingdom of the Blind
3
A single sail stood up seawards on the immense sheet of blue.
Sacred and Profane Love: A Novel in Three Episodes
4
Then Lady Angela, whose eyes were fixed seawards, suddenly turned to me.
The Betrayal
5
He saw out in the river the Girondin passing rapidly seawards.
The Pit Prop Syndicate
6
The crew stopped, and every one in the boat strained his eyes seawards.
The Summons
7
The sheet was slacked out and the boat sped seawards before the wind.
The Northern Iron
8
There lies the Centre Garden of the gods, facing full seawards.
Time and the Gods
9
Then she had turned and was going seawards again at a terrific speed.
On Land and Sea at the Dardanelles
10
Two men, and Marmaduke, kept watch constantly with the glass, shorewards and seawards.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
11
She was standing with her back to them, looking out seawards.
The Devil's Paw
12
I headed seawards, running at idling speed and watching for obstructions.
All the way
13
The view seawards was indescribably magnificent from the elevated ridge along which they hastened.
The Lifeboat
14
More than once he stopped the car and, standing up, looked steadily away seawards.
The Kingdom of the Blind
15
The reef stretches seawards from St. Helen's island and half way across the Sound.
Ensign Knightley, and Other Stories
16
He sent beams of yellow light shooting out to seawards.
Romance
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