seafront

/ ˈsiːˌfrʌnt /

noun

1. a built-up area facing the sea

Example Sentences

The cast delighted fans for several weeks as they took to the streets of Barry, as well as appearing on the seafront at Barry Island to film the upcoming special.

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He later claimed he had taken the short journey by car because his wife, Pauline, did not like to have her hair blown about on the seafront.

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Videos from the strikes showed huge clouds of black smoke rising from seafront areas only a few hundred metres from the ruins.

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Videos showed huge clouds of black smoke rising from a seafront area that is only a few hundred metres from a Unesco World Heritage-listed Roman ruins.

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Mr Farage, who won the seat in the 4 July vote, was campaigning at the Moon & Starfish pub on the seafront when the attack happened.

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Related Words

• coast
• shore
• waterfront