wharves Antonyms
Meaning of wharves
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wharves (pl.)
of Wharf
wharves Sentence Examples
- The bustling wharves of the harbor were a hive of activity, with ships loading and unloading goods from distant lands.
- The tall cranes on the wharves loomed over the anchored vessels, efficiently loading and unloading containers.
- The fishermen's boats were moored along the dilapidated wharves, their hulls battered by years of rough seas.
- The ferry wharf was a popular spot for commuters, offering a convenient and scenic way to cross the bay.
- The old wooden wharves had fallen into disrepair, their once-vibrant colors faded with time.
- The construction of new wharves along the waterfront promised to revitalize the harbor and attract more trade.
- The pungent smell of fish and salt hung in the air around the fishing wharves, a testament to the tireless labor of the fishermen.
- The scenic wharves offered breathtaking views of the waterfront, with sailboats gliding past and the city skyline in the distance.
- The renovated wharves had become a popular destination for tourists, featuring shops, restaurants, and live entertainment.
- The abandoned wharves were a haunting reminder of the port's once-thriving maritime industry.
FAQs About the word wharves
of Wharf
quays, piers,docks, shipyards, floats, jetties, dockyards,landings, levees,quais
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The bustling wharves of the harbor were a hive of activity, with ships loading and unloading goods from distant lands.
The tall cranes on the wharves loomed over the anchored vessels, efficiently loading and unloading containers.
The fishermen's boats were moored along the dilapidated wharves, their hulls battered by years of rough seas.
The ferry wharf was a popular spot for commuters, offering a convenient and scenic way to cross the bay.
