liman Antonyms
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Meaning of liman
Wordnet
liman (n)
a long narrow lagoon near the mouth of a river
Webster
liman (n.)
The deposit of slime at the mouth of a river; slime.
liman Sentence Examples
- The Black Sea's northwestern coast is characterized by a series of shallow limans (estuaries).
- The Danube River delta is home to a vast network of limans, which provide important habitats for wildlife.
- The Dnieper-Bug Estuary in Ukraine is a large liman formed by the confluence of the Dnieper and Bug rivers.
- The Dniester Liman is a significant liman located between Ukraine and Moldova.
- Limans are often used for fishing, aquaculture, and recreation.
- Sedimentation and pollution pose threats to the ecological health of limans.
- Coastal development can alter the hydrology of limans and impair their ecological function.
- Salt marshes and reed beds are common vegetation types found within limans.
- The Dniester Liman is a Ramsar site, recognized for its international ecological importance.
- Limans contribute to the biodiversity and resilience of coastal ecosystems.
FAQs About the word liman
a long narrow lagoon near the mouth of a riverThe deposit of slime at the mouth of a river; slime.
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The Black Sea's northwestern coast is characterized by a series of shallow limans (estuaries).
The Danube River delta is home to a vast network of limans, which provide important habitats for wildlife.
The Dnieper-Bug Estuary in Ukraine is a large liman formed by the confluence of the Dnieper and Bug rivers.
The Dniester Liman is a significant liman located between Ukraine and Moldova.
