seafront

/ ˈsiːˌfrʌnt /

noun

1. a built-up area facing the sea

Example Sentences

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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Following her death, 300 people attended a vigil along the seafront in the County Antrim town of Whitehead.

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While the altercation began as pushing and shoving, it led to punches being thrown between Meadows and another man outside the Majestic restaurant on the seafront.

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Related Words

• coast
• shore
• waterfront