waterfront (Meaning)
waterfront (n)
the area of a city (such as a harbor or dockyard) alongside a body of water
Synonyms & Antonyms of waterfront
waterfront Sentence Examples
- The town's charming waterfront promenade offered breathtaking views of the harbor.
- We enjoyed a leisurely walk along the waterfront, admiring the sailboats and fishing boats.
- The restaurant had a secluded waterfront patio where diners could savor their meals amidst the tranquility of the water.
- The waterfront property boasted a spacious lawn and private dock for watercraft enthusiasts.
- The city's waterfront redevelopment project aimed to create a vibrant and accessible space for both residents and tourists.
- The waterfront festival featured live music, food trucks, and a craft market, attracting a large crowd.
- The newly constructed waterfront park provided a recreational oasis with playgrounds and picnic areas.
- The waterfront district was known for its quaint shops, art galleries, and upscale restaurants.
- The waterfront home offered panoramic views of the lake, creating a serene and idyllic living environment.
- Preservation efforts were underway to protect the historical waterfront buildings that lined the riverbank.
FAQs About the word waterfront
the area of a city (such as a harbor or dockyard) alongside a body of water
beach, coast, strand, riverside, coastline,shore, oceanfront, seaside, seacoast, shoreline
No antonyms found.
The town's charming waterfront promenade offered breathtaking views of the harbor.
We enjoyed a leisurely walk along the waterfront, admiring the sailboats and fishing boats.
The restaurant had a secluded waterfront patio where diners could savor their meals amidst the tranquility of the water.
The waterfront property boasted a spacious lawn and private dock for watercraft enthusiasts.
