coastal

[ˈkəʊstl]

coastal Definition

  • 1relating to or near a coast
  • 2situated on or near or facing a coast

Using coastal: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "coastal" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The coastal region is known for its beautiful beaches.

  • Example

    The town is a popular destination for coastal tourism.

  • Example

    The coastal highway offers stunning views of the ocean.

  • Example

    The hotel has a coastal view from every room.

coastal Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for coastal

Phrases with coastal

  • the process by which the shoreline or cliff edge recedes due to natural or human-induced factors

    Example

    The coastal erosion in this area is causing significant damage to the local ecosystem.

  • a flat or gently sloping landform that extends along a coastline and is often formed by sediment deposits from rivers

    Example

    The coastal plain of Georgia is an important agricultural region.

  • a wind that blows from the sea towards the land, often providing a cooling effect

    Example

    The coastal breeze made the hot summer day more bearable.

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Summary: coastal in Brief

'Coastal' [ˈkəʊstl] refers to anything relating to or near a coast. It can describe a location, such as 'The coastal region is known for its beautiful beaches,' or a view, such as 'The hotel has a coastal view from every room.' The term also encompasses phrases like 'coastal erosion,' which refers to the process by which the shoreline recedes, and 'coastal plain,' which describes a flat or gently sloping landform that extends along a coastline.

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