seaward
see werd
- n the direction toward the sea
- a (of winds) coming from the land
- a (of winds) coming from the sea toward the land
sheltered from seaward winds - s directed or situated away from inland regions and toward the sea or coast
from the hill he took a seaward course
on the seaward side of the road - r in the direction of the sea
the sailor looked seaward
- Greeks burned their dead heroes on great funeral pyres; Vikings launched their mourned leaders seaward in great ships.
- That was all, but in exactly 60 seconds, a Coast Guard patrol boat was moving seaward; soon a Dunkirk-like fleet of 30 Army tugs, naval auxiliary craft, Coast Guard vessels and .
- On its seaward-facing side, it consists of just an elliptical wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that are wedged directly into the land like the filling in a pita pocket.