Waterfront Definition

wôtər-frŭnt, wŏtər-
noun
Land at the edge of a stream, harbor, etc.
Webster's New World
The part of a port city abutting the harbor, typically the site of many docks, wharves, etc.
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Noun

Singular:
waterfront
Plural:
waterfronts

Waterfront Sentence Examples

  • A five minute walk found us at the waterfront and beach.

  • Make reservations online today for a popular one-day and two-day Alcatraz tour combination, including those in which you get to see such popular attractions as Muir Woods and the San Francisco waterfront.

  • Outdoor seating is available seasonally on the waterfront, and it is great for people-watching.

  • A crowd watches agog, mostly via large screens in the rain, while the Waterfront Hall is set aside for special guests.

  • Huge bamboo towers lining the waterfront are covered with sweet buns, said to bring good fortune to anyone managing to get on.

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