Noun
high seas pl (normally plural, singular high sea)
(nautical) Regions of the ocean that are far from shore, especially those regions that do not belong to any country.
Although it is involved in "brown-water" (riverine and coastal) operations, the navy's primary goal has been to become an effective "blue-water" navy, able to project power on the high seas. Source: Internet
A portion of the road, near the unfinished World War II submarine channel, is flooded nearly every year by high seas. Source: Internet
As stated before, Rockstar has yet to indulge fans' fantasies of going out on the high seas with a naval update which makes this car almost useless outside of the heist missions. Source: Internet
Crude tankers are increasingly been sought after to store crude oil on the high seas due to a slump in global crude prices and lack of storage space on-land with the hope that the cargo would fetch better prices when the market rebounds. Source: Internet
At the heart of the PM’s plan was a ploy to regain our domination of the high seas or, as he put it, ‘restore Britain’s position as the foremost naval power in Europe’. Source: Internet
By using innovative construction techniques, the Germans had built a heavy ship suitable for offensive warfare on the high seas while still abiding by the letter of the treaty. Source: Internet