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shoreline

[shawr-lahyn, shohr-] / ˈʃɔrˌlaɪn, ˈʃoʊr- /


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Ms Jessup said they initially thought the cold temperatures would be the dangerous part of the day, but then they saw "crazy waves" as they walked along the shoreline.

From BBC

Around 500 swam while another 500 watched from the shoreline at the festive event run by the open water swim group, Helen's Baywatch.

From BBC

From its sun-drenched interiors and sweeping views to its resort-style outdoor spaces and unmatched location, every corner of this estate celebrates the art of lakeside living along one of North Carolina’s most treasured shorelines.

From MarketWatch

State parks officials were to maintain personnel on scene “to continue shoreline and accessible-area searches on foot” on Sunday, the Sheriff’s Office said.

From Los Angeles Times

Exactly how tall the wave becomes, and how fast it is going when it hits land, depends on the shape of the ocean floor and of the shoreline it is approaching.

From Literature