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transmarine

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trans·ma·rine  (trnsm-rn, trnz-)
adj.
1. Crossing the sea.
2. Beyond or coming from across the sea.

[Latin trnsmarnus : trns-, trans- + marnus, of the sea; see marine.]

transmarine [ˌtrænzməˈriːn]
adj
a less common word for overseas
[from Latin transmarīnus, from trans- + marīnus, from mare sea]


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The current piracy crisis in the Gulf of Aden has prompted specialist marine trade disruption insurer Transmarine to launch an insurance policy that will protect the charterer's cash flow in the event of piracy.
They are the enigmatic towers which, from the far embankment, echo those on the Pier Head and kindle, by their spectral correspondence, an idea of the city's transmarine extension to its metro-colony on the Wirral (or New Jersey).
For a discussion of this idea in the context of the early Roman fetial practice, see JOHN RICH, DECLARING WAR IN THE ROMAN REPUBLIC IN THE PERIOD OF TRANSMARINE EXPANSION (1976); ALAN WATSON, INTERNATIONAL LAW IN ARCHAIC ROME: WAR AND RELIGION (1993); Thomas Wiedemann, The Fetiales: A Reconsideration, 36 CLASSICAL Q.
 
 
 
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