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Where the ocean gave up and left you with weather instead of a view.
means Located in the interior of a country or region, away from the coast or any border touched by sea.
from A straightforward compound from Old English and Middle English: 'in' plus 'land' — literally meaning 'in the land,' as opposed to the coast or the water's edge. No hidden story here; it's one of those words that simply says exactly what it is, built the same honest way for centuries.
- definition
- away from coasts, borders, or open water
- tax loophole
- inland revenue just means the taxman, historically
- climate fact
- bigger temperature swings without the sea's buffering
- etymology
- literally in plus land, no metaphor required