shore
/ʃɔːr/
noun
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The land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other large body of water.
- We walked along the shore at sunset.
- The boat was pulled up onto the shore.
- They built a house on the eastern shore of the lake.
- Marine biologists documented significant biodiversity along the rocky shore ecosystems where tidal fluctuations create distinct ecological zones.
- Coastal engineers implemented reinforcement strategies to protect the eroding shore from storm surges and rising sea levels attributed to climate change.
- Ancient trade routes often followed the shore of major bodies of water, facilitating commercial exchange between distant civilizations.
verb
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To support or hold up with a prop or brace to prevent from falling.
- They had to shore up the ceiling with wooden beams.
- The government tried to shore up the failing economy.
- We shored the wall with steel supports.