seas

[siːz]

seas Definition

• 1. the expanse of saltwater that covers most of the earth's surface and surrounds its landmasses
• 2. large waves or rough water

Using seas: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "seas" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The ship sailed across the seas for months.

• Example

  The storm caused the seas to become very rough.

• Example

  The sailor was lost at sea for weeks.

• Example

  The seas were calm and peaceful during our voyage.

• Example

  The whales migrate across vast distances in the seas.

seas Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for seas

• ocean
• briny
• deep
• main
• blue

Phrases with seas

• high seas

  international waters beyond any country's jurisdiction

  Example

  The pirates were captured on the high seas by the navy.

• seven seas

  all the world's oceans

  Example

  He sailed the seven seas in search of adventure.

• dead sea

  a salt lake between Israel and Jordan that is so salty that nothing can live in it

  Example

  The Dead Sea is a popular tourist destination for its unique properties.

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Summary: seas in Brief

The term 'seas' [siːz] refers to the vast expanse of saltwater covering most of the earth's surface, as well as rough water. It is used to describe the ocean, and phrases like 'high seas' and 'seven seas' denote international waters and all the world's oceans, respectively. Examples include 'The ship sailed across the seas for months,' and 'The seas were calm and peaceful during our voyage.'