Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A prospect at sea or of the sea, or a picture representing a scene at sea; a marine view.
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Examples
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Opulent rooms boast glorious sea-view terraces, and there's a top-flight restaurant.
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Unabashed junk foodies will love the stylish white-on-beige McDonald's, with a sea-view terrace for Big Mac munching.
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Opulent rooms boast glorious sea-view terraces, and there's a top-flight restaurant.
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The club-floor rooms are in better condition, and you definitely want a sea-view room to balance the inconvenience of being a cab ride away from most top Barcelona attractions.
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Getty Images Herbert Samuel: Cutting-edge design, luxe-Mediterranean menu, extensive wine list and prime sea-view location, it ' s barely 3 years old, already a classic.
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Lauderdale or Miami, the island offers accommodations for up to 12 guests in three luxury villas, amenities including an expansive main beach, marina, spa facilities, gym, sea-view infinity pool, tennis court and a selection of boats for skiing, sailing, fishing or cruising to small neighbouring islands.
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'My passengers have nice sea-view rooms in a hotel in Paignton, in Devon.'
They didn’t read Pitchfork or Stereogum or Gorilla vs. Bear or Hipster Runoff
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Haute couture brands like Gucci, Hermes, and Versace welcome the visitor into a community where a two bedroom, sea-view apartment costs $907,000, and some properties include berths for a mega yacht.
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For a budget beachfront stay, The Driftwood's sea-view rooms start at $140.
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At the Sheraton Algarve, the hotel at the Pine Cliffs Resort, the least expensive sea-view room costs ¤586 per night during the first half of August.
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