Inshore (adjective)

  1. Close to the shore.
  2. Relating to fishing or navigation close to the shore.
  3. Relating to coastal areas.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from in-2 + shore.

Examples:

  1. The inshore waters are home to a variety of marine life.
  2. The inshore fishing boats set out early in the morning.
  3. The inshore wind was stronger than the offshore wind.
  4. The inshore current was stronger than the offshore current.
  5. The inshore area was popular with tourists for its scenic beauty and clear waters.
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