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Direct Tide

Definition:

A direct tide refers to the movement of water in a specific direction, either towards the land or away from it, under the influence of gravitational forces exerted by the moon and the sun.

Senses:

Noun:

1. A tidal current that flows straightforwardly, without causing any significant change in direction.

Example sentence: The direct tide gently carried the boat towards the shore.

Verb:

1. To guide or steer a boat or ship in order to sail directly against or with the tide.

Example sentence: The experienced sailor skillfully directed the ship to sail against the direct tide.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

In popular usage, the term "direct tide" commonly refers to the predominant flow of water moving towards the land or away from it during certain periods of the day.

Example sentence: The beach was crowded as people enjoyed the direct tide during the afternoon.

Local Usage:

In local coastal communities, the term "direct tide" might be used to describe a predictable and constant tidal current that aids fisherman in navigating their boats.

Example sentence: The local fisherman relied on the direct tide to reach their favorite fishing spots.

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