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seawards [ˈsiːwədz], seaward adv
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He always seemed to be leaning on his spade, always gazing out seawards in the same intent, fascinated way. There was a new heaviness in the atmosphere, little banks of transparent mist were drifting in from seawards. And Athos sprang into the boat, which was immediately pushed off and which soon sped seawards under the efforts of four stalwart rowers. |
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seawards - in the direction of the sea; "the sailor looked seaward"