It means every wave was hitting.
(i bet you are looking for an answer on reading plus.... I'm watching you 0_0 )
somewhere.
It's a big, significant change in something; a paradigm shift.
Mal de mer is an expression literally translating into "sick of sea" or "bad of sea." In English, we know it as "seasick."
the Mediterranean sea
"Sea-going bandits" is another expression for pirates.
Sea salt is made by evaporateng sea water, in large factorys, to leave the pure salt, then it is washed, ground down and shipped to places around the world.
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Interpreting the expression 'on the briny' as 'on the sea', the appropriate pronoun is it: 'on it'.
from Shalespeare - Ariel's song in The Tempest
Their supples had to be shipped 3,000 miles by sea from England.
The city-states shipped surplus populations off to seize land and establish new cities for themselves.
Most of the Roman Empire was around the Mediterranean Sea. Goods could be shipped around this Sea. Goods in part of Central Europe could be shipped along the river Danube to the Black Sea and from there to the Mediterranean. Trade from Britannia and norther Gaul reached the Mediterranean via the valley of the river Rhone (in southeastern France).