corniche (Meaning)
corniche
a road built along a coast and especially along the face of a cliff
Synonyms & Antonyms of corniche
corniche Sentence Examples
- The picturesque corniche adorned the coastline, offering breathtaking panoramic views.
- The rugged corniche snaked along the edge of the mountain, providing a thrilling driving experience.
- The seaside corniche was lined with luxurious villas and trendy restaurants, creating a vibrant ambiance.
- The winding corniche led to an ancient fortress perched precariously on a rocky promontory.
- The exotic vegetation flourishing on the corniche created a lush and fragrant oasis.
- Erosion had sculpted the corniche, revealing intricate geological formations that fascinated visitors.
- The crumbling corniche threatened to collapse, isolating coastal communities.
- The architect designed the building with an elegant corniche that accentuated its classical facade.
- The corniche of the old city walls provided a strategic vantage point for defending against invaders.
- The corniche road served as a vital lifeline, connecting isolated villages to the rest of the country.
FAQs About the word corniche
a road built along a coast and especially along the face of a cliff
boulevard, turnpike, avenue,street, pike, highway, roadway, expressway, arterial, thoroughfare
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The picturesque corniche adorned the coastline, offering breathtaking panoramic views.
The rugged corniche snaked along the edge of the mountain, providing a thrilling driving experience.
The seaside corniche was lined with luxurious villas and trendy restaurants, creating a vibrant ambiance.
The winding corniche led to an ancient fortress perched precariously on a rocky promontory.
