Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

to-sea-out-to-sea

Phrase

tə ˈsiː aʊt tə ˈsiː

Definition

To be positioned away from the shore in the ocean, beyond the coastal waters.

Examples

The sailors set sail, determined to go to-sea-out-to-sea for their adventure.
After a long journey, we finally ventured to-sea-out-to-sea, leaving our worries behind.
The captain navigated the vessel carefully, ensuring they were to-sea-out-to-sea safely.

Meaning

The phrase ‘to-sea-out-to-sea’ refers to the vast expanse of water that lies beyond the immediate vicinity of the land, suggesting open waters where ships travel away from the coast.