seaside
- 01 A2 Elementary
n.the area by the sea, including the beach and the town next to it, where people go for fun.
n.the area adjacent to the sea, typically encompassing the beach, promenade, and associated resort facilities.
Simple“We spent a lovely weekend at the seaside eating ice cream and walking on the sand.”
In context“The traditional British seaside has seen a resurgence in popularity as travelers seek nostalgic experiences at historic coastal resorts.”
UsageOften used with the definite article 'the'.
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 A2 Elementary
adj.located at or related to the area by the sea.
adj.situated at or pertaining to the coast; used attributively before a noun.
Simple“They stayed in a small seaside hotel with a beautiful view of the water.”
In context“The government proposed new regulations to protect seaside communities from the increasing threat of coastal erosion and rising sea levels.”
UsageUsually appears before the noun it describes.