Seastead
sea-stead
see-sted
-noun
1. A floating artificial structure designed to accommodate permanent residents on the ocean
see-sted
-noun
1. A floating artificial structure designed to accommodate permanent residents on the ocean
Seasteads need to be seaworthy.
Seastead
-Verb
To leave a land-based nation and move to an artificial land mass on the ocean
To leave a land-based nation and move to an artificial land mass on the ocean
They wish to seastead the Caribbean.
seasteader
seasteader
see-sted-er
-noun
1. Those who live on a seastead, or who desire to live on a seastead
see-sted-er
-noun
1. Those who live on a seastead, or who desire to live on a seastead
The seasteaders are making plans to create artificial islands on the ocean.
seasteading
sea-steading
see-sted-ing
-noun
An act or instance of establishing a seastead
see-sted-ing
-noun
An act or instance of establishing a seastead
It is possible that there will be seasteading all around the world.