alee in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Alee (adverb): away from the direction of the wind or from a source of discomfort, typically referring to a position sheltered from the wind.

The sailors adjusted the sails to keep the ship alee of the strong winds.
As we walked along the beach, the sand felt warm and alee from the chilly ocean breeze.
He preferred to sit alee of the group, enjoying the view without being the center of attention.
In nautical terms, being alee means to be in a position away from the wind's direct force.
The hiker found a spot alee of the mountain where he could take a break from the harsh elements.
They navigated the river alee of the rocky shores to avoid damaging the boat.
Sitting alee on the porch, she watched the sunset paint the sky in vibrant colors.
The tree provided shade alee from the scorching sun, making it a perfect picnic spot.
He felt a sense of peace sitting alee of the bustling crowd at the festival.
Finding shelter alee of the cliff helped them stay dry during the unexpected rainstorm.