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change of tide

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change of tide [′chānj əv ‚tīd]
(oceanography)
A reversal of the direction of motion (rising or falling) of a tide, or in the set of a tidal current. Also known as turn of the tide.


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In general, the popular change of tide, whether it be low or high, is actually the best time to do your fishing.
The yacht was towed first to Alnmouth Bay to await a change of tide before being towed into Amble harbour.
The current administration's focus on renewable energy and the sustainability provisions within the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) have signaled a change of tide in Washington.
 
 
 
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