wharfs (Meaning)

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wharfs (pl.)

of Wharf

The bustling wharfs teemed with sailors, porters, and merchants eager to exchange goods.
The wooden wharfs creaked and groaned under the weight of massive ships laden with cargo.
The city's skyline was dominated by the towering wharfs, symbols of its maritime prowess.
The wharfs served not only as docking stations but also as vibrant marketplaces for local produce.
During high tide, the wharfs transformed into floating platforms, creating a surreal atmosphere.
The pungent scent of fish and seawater permeated the air around the wharfs.
The fishermen's boats bobbed gently at the wharfs, waiting patiently for their next expedition.
The wharfs were a hive of activity, with stevedores loading and unloading ships around the clock.
The abandoned wharfs stood as a testament to the city's once-thriving port industry.
The newly renovated wharfs offered stunning waterfront views and became a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

of Wharf

piers,docks, quays,landings, floats, levees, shipyards, dockyards, jetties,quais

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The bustling wharfs teemed with sailors, porters, and merchants eager to exchange goods.

The wooden wharfs creaked and groaned under the weight of massive ships laden with cargo.

The city's skyline was dominated by the towering wharfs, symbols of its maritime prowess.

The wharfs served not only as docking stations but also as vibrant marketplaces for local produce.