shorelines Synonyms

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the line where a body of water and the shore meet, the line where a body of water touches the shore, the strip of land along the shoreline

The jagged shorelines of the island carved intricate patterns into the ocean's surface.
Along the sandy shorelines, surfers chased the elusive waves under the golden rays of dawn.
Climate change has caused the shorelines of coastal cities to erode rapidly, threatening their infrastructure.
The pristine shorelines of the national park offered a sanctuary for rare and endangered marine life.
The ancient shorelines, now far inland, hinted at the dramatic changes Earth has undergone over time.
The windswept shorelines of the northern latitudes were often pounded by fierce storms that reshaped their landscapes.
The development of new harbors and piers along the shorelines transformed small fishing villages into bustling maritime centers.
The coral reefs that lined the shorelines provided a vibrant ecosystem teeming with diverse marine species.
The rugged shorelines of the Scottish Highlands presented a dramatic canvas of sea cliffs and windswept beaches.
The shorelines of the Antarctic continent were dominated by towering icebergs and glaciers that stretched far into the sea.

the line where a body of water and the shore meet, the line where a body of water touches the shore, the strip of land along the shoreline

seashores,coastlines, sands, beaches, coasts, shores, riverbanks, beachfronts, seaboards, strands

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The jagged shorelines of the island carved intricate patterns into the ocean's surface.

Along the sandy shorelines, surfers chased the elusive waves under the golden rays of dawn.

Climate change has caused the shorelines of coastal cities to erode rapidly, threatening their infrastructure.

The pristine shorelines of the national park offered a sanctuary for rare and endangered marine life.