Definition

In a manner that relates to being on land or coming ashore.

Example

The boat finally came aland after a long journey across the sea.

Conversation

Did you see the boat finally come aland?

Yeah, I was surprised it made it safely back.

I thought it would struggle with the waves.

Me too, but it looked steady as it approached the shore.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'aland' originates from Old English 'āland', meaning 'land' or 'ground'. It refers specifically to a piece of land or territory, often in a geographical context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'land' in Old English, which helps you remember that 'aland' refers to a specific piece of land or territory.

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