Synonyms for shore
ʃɔr, ʃoʊrshore

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1. shore

   Bank is a general term for the land along the edge of a water course; it may also denote a raised portion of the bed of a river, lake, or ocean; as, the Banks of Newfoundland. A beach is a strip or expanse of incoherent wave-worn sand, which is often pebbly or full of boulders; we speak of the beach of a lake or ocean; a beach is sometimes found in the bend of a river. Strand is a more poetic term for a wave-washed shore, especially as a place for landing or embarking; as, the keel grates on the strand. The whole line of a country or continent that borders the sea is a coast. Shore is any land, whether cliff, or sand, or marsh, bordering water. We do not speak of the coast of a river, nor of the banks of the ocean, tho there may be banks by or under the sea. Edge is the line where land and water meet; as, the water's edge. Brink is the place from which one may fall; as, the river's brink; the brink of a precipice; the brink of ruin.

   Synonyms:
   bank, beach, border, bound, brim, brink, coast, edge, marge, margin, rim, strand

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1. shore

   Synonyms:
   coast, bench, strand

   Antonyms:
   ocean, sea, main, deep

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1. shorenoun

   the land along the edge of a body of water

   Synonyms:
   shoring

2. shore, shoringverb

   a beam or timber that is propped against a structure to provide support

   Synonyms:
   propping up, shoring up, shoring

3. shoreverb

   serve as a shore to

   "The river was shored by trees"

   Synonyms:
   set ashore, shore up, land, prop up, prop

4. land, set ashore, shoreverb

   arrive on shore

   "The ship landed in Pearl Harbor"

   Synonyms:
   prop up, bring down, prop, shoot down, set down, shore up, land, down, bring, set ashore, put down

5. prop up, prop, shore up, shoreverb

   support by placing against something solid or rigid

   "shore and buttress an old building"

   Synonyms:
   set ashore, shore up, land, prop up, prop

Matched Categories

1. • Bound
   • Geological Formation
   • Lake

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1. coastline

   Submitted by rinat on October 2, 2019  

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1. shorenoun

   Synonyms:
   coast, beach, strand, seaboard, seaside, seacoast

2. shorenoun

   Synonyms:
   prop, support, stay, brace, buttress

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1. shorenoun

   Synonyms:
   beach, coast, strand, marge

   Associated words:
   littoral, circumlittoral, limicoline, shingle, beached

2. shoreverb

   Synonyms:
   prop, brace, buttress, support, stay

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1. List of paraphrases for "shore":

   shoreline, côte, coast, rive, rivage, shores, coastline, riverbank, seashore, bank, beach, shorebird, shorebirds, side, earth, costa, littoral, waterfront, rib, riparian, land, lakeshore, onshore

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How to use shore in a sentence?

1. John Saucer:

   When producers are heading into redeterminations - all of a sudden, you've done something to shore up your potential borrowing base.

2. Malcolm Turnbull:

   This was the first encounter between Europeans and Aboriginal Australians here on the East Coast, what this offers us is the opportunity to show the view from the ship and the view from the shore.

3. Metro Vancouver:

   All south shore of the Burrard inlet port operations have been shut down, including rail and truck access.

4. Nobuhiko Kuramochi:

   Investors are starting to price in the possibility of re-acceleration in the global economy next year. So far this month China has taken steps to support the economy, and U.S. and European central banks eased policy, there are hopes of an interim or partial trade deal between China as U.S. President Trump will need to shore up the economy next year before the election.

5. Dale Carnegie:

   The man who goes farthest is generally the one who is willing to do and dare. The sure-thing boat never gets far from shore.