alow in a sentence

adv.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10

Definition

ALOW: adverb meaning low or close to the surface, often used to describe the position of sails or objects on a ship.

The ancient ship sailed alow with the wind filling its sails.
He glanced alow at the deck, making sure all was in order.
The crew worked alow, securing the ropes tightly before the storm.
As the sun set, the shadows danced alow the hull of the vessel.
The captain ordered the sails trimmed alow to catch the gusts.
They navigated alow through the narrow strait with caution.
The boat glided alow on the calm waters, barely making a sound.
Throughout the journey, they kept the cargo stowed alow for stability.
The dolphins played alow, swimming alongside the boat in playful arcs.
With the sails adjusted alow, they gained speed and raced toward the horizon.