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coastline
[ kohst-lahyn ]
noun
- the outline or contour of a coast; shoreline.
- the land and water lying adjacent to a shoreline.
coastline
/ ˈəʊˌɪ /
noun
- the outline of a coast, esp when seen from the sea, or the land adjacent to it
Word History and Origins
Origin of coastline1
Example Sentences
Although conditions are set to improve on Monday, authorities urged those visiting the coastline to exercise caution.
Looking to the future, Mueller dreams of installing her steel-frame sculptures along the California coastline, a project she’s dubbed “The String of Light That Connects All Things.”
The hiker and a companion had wandered off the remote 53-mile hiking path that follows the northern California coastline of redwoods and black sand beaches when one of them fell 100 feet.
He called for a reform of the system so that it "prioritises public health and value for customer money and delivers healthy coastlines, rivers and lakes."
The bloom of algae started earlier than normal this year and has spread roughly 370 miles of the iconic Southern California coastline.
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