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seashore Definition

sea·shore (-s̸hôr′)

noun

  1. land along the sea; seacoast
  2. Law the land along the sea lying between the usual high-water and low-water marks

seashore Synonyms

seashore

n.

seaboard, seaside, seacoast; see shore.

seashore Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • visit: Overall a great informative book for anyone who visits the seashore regularly or has an interest in the basics of seashore ecosystem ecology.
  • include: Kenya: Widespread, occurring just about anywhere there is water, including the seashore.
  • explore: Barnacles When you are exploring the seashore, you will notice the rocks are covered in small white volcanoes.
  • overlook: Act 8 Tonase and Konami resting under the shade of a large tree overlooking the seashore, and admiring the fine view of Fuji.
  • study: These rocky reefs provide shelter for a tremendous variety of marine animals and plants and make an excellent place to study the seashore.
  • have: Relative to its size and population, it has far too little seashore.

Preposition: at

  • tide: This can be arduous as it involves carrying plastic jerry cans full of seawater up from the seashore at high tide.

Adjective modifier

  • rocky: Act One Act I takes place on a rocky seashore on the coast of Cornwall.
  • unspoiled: A short stroll takes you down to the unspoiled seashore and Coast Path.
  • sandy: Lakeland Flora Cumbria embraces a rich variety of vegetation in a landscape that ranges from sandy seashore to rocky mountainsides.
  • beautiful: Bordered by beautiful seashore and protected by a long ribbon of rolling dunes, the Aquitaine coastline unfolds a superb and varied landscape.
  • Scottish: This volume explores the animal and plant life of Scottish seashores.
  • former: Soon after the barrier was built, plants began to grow on the former seashore.

Modifies a noun

  • specie: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In the last 60 years climate change has altered the distribution and abundance of many seashore species.
  • life: Within this area there are several sites which are rich in seashore life.
  • code: For your safety and to avoid causing damage you should always follow the seashore code.
  • safari: Help organize and run ' seashore safaris ' and school events around Plymouth Sound.
  • creature: Watch carefully and quietly - many seashore creatures are hard to spot and may be scared off by splashing feet!
  • strandline: Through this exhibition you will discover just what the local seashore strandline can tell us about the life off the Sussex coast.

Noun used with modifier

  • following:-: In addition the program will usually include some of the following:- seashore expeditions, swimming races, volleyball, canoeing and much more.
seashore Quotes

They find pearlsby theseashore, diamondsand rubiesin certain cliffs, but never go out of set purpose to look for them.If they happento find some, they polishthem, and give them to the children who, when they are small, feel proud and pleased with such gaudy decorations. But after, when they grow a bit older, and notice that only babies like such toys, they lay them aside. Their parents don't have to sayanything, they simply put these trifles away out of a shamefaced sense that they're no longer suitable, just as our children when they grow up put away their rattles, marbles and dolls.

—More, SirThomas

I know not what I mayappear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.

—Newton, Sir Isaac