seaborne

/ˈsiːbɔːrn/
adjective
  1. Carried or transported by sea; involving ships or ocean travel.
    • Seaborne invasions were common in ancient warfare.
    • The seaborne trade routes connected Europe to Asia for centuries.
    • Most of the world's goods are moved by seaborne shipping.
  2. Originating from or existing on the sea, especially in a military context.
    • Seaborne missiles can strike targets hundreds of miles inland.
    • The navy launched a seaborne attack on the coastal city.
    • The seaborne forces were supported by aircraft carriers.
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