- a view of a body of water; esp., a picture containing such a view
- seascape
Origin of waterscape
water + -scapewaterscape
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waterscape
noun
A seascape.
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Origin
water +"Ž -scape
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Sentence Examples
- This mega resort features 11 pools, including two kids-only swimming areas, a movie theatre that shows three flicks a day for free, 35 restaurants, and a 97 acres waterscape, complete with sharks.
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