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Onshore   /ˈɑnʃˌɔr/   Listen
Onshore

adverb
1.
On or toward the land.






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"Onshore" Quotes from Famous Books



... water issuing out of the rock; and for his services they gave him a red nightcap. Next morning four natives came off in a small boat, with many gourds and cucumbers for sale. These people said that their country produced cinnamon, and two of our people were sent onshore to see whether this were true, who brought with them two green boughs which were said to be cinnamon, of which they had seen a large grove, but it turned out only to be the wild kind. At their return, these men were accompanied by more than twenty natives, who brought hens, gourds, and cows ...
— A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Vol. II • Robert Kerr



Words linked to "Onshore" :   seaward, inshore, terrestrial, offshore, shoreward



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