seaward side
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Refers to the side of something, like an island or coast, that faces the sea.
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- The village is located on the seaward side of the island.
- The seaward side of the island is battered by strong winds.
- Strong winds battered the seaward side of the cliffs.
- From the cliff top, we could see the seaward side of the lighthouse.
- From the balcony, you get an amazing view of the ocean on the seaward side.
- The ship's seaward side suffered damage during the storm.
- They built a lighthouse on the most exposed seaward side of the peninsula.
- The seaward side of the coastal defense was reinforced.
- The seaward side of the mountain range often receives more rainfall.
- We camped on the seaward side of the dunes, enjoying the ocean breeze.
- We decided to explore the hidden coves along the seaward side of the coast.
- The architect designed the building to withstand the harsh conditions on the seaward side.
- The hotel rooms on the seaward side are usually more expensive.
- Fishermen often prefer to anchor on the leeward side, but this cove is exposed on its seaward side.
- During the storm, waves crashed violently against the seaward side of the breakwater.
- The seaward side of the ancient fortress is marked by erosion from the sea.
- Marine birds often nest on the rocky outcrops of the seaward side.
- The hotel rooms on the seaward side offer spectacular views of the ocean.
- To protect against erosion, they reinforced the seaward side of the dunes.
- Birds often nest on the seaward side of cliffs for protection.