Modifies a noun

• lifeboat: Last year the inshore lifeboat was called upon 31 times, rescuing 19 people.

• fishery: Top of page There was some growth of the inshore fisheries on the Clyde.

• minesweeper: It was supplied in large numbers to the Royal Navy as a propulsion engine for inshore minesweepers.

• fisherman: I took a delegation of East Anglian inshore fishermen along with me.

• squadron: Admiral Sir John Jervis recognized Horatio's special qualities and made him Commodore of an inshore squadron.

• forecast: The customer will therefore have an updated inshore forecast every 6 hours.

Modifying Another Word

• close: The whole sea was covered with sharks from close inshore to the horizon.

Used with adjective complement

• move: Wreck moved inshore following day, where 10 bodies were recovered.

• fly: The Little Shearwaters identified always flew close inshore ( sometimes with ca.