Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fjord
noun
/fjɔːrd/
Definition
A long, deep, narrow sea or lake inlet that is typically surrounded by steep cliffs or slopes.
Examples
- Norway is famous for its stunning fjords, attracting tourists from around the world.
- The ship sailed through the narrow fjord, flanked by towering mountains.
- Fjords offer unique habitats for marine life, making them important ecological areas.
Meaning
Fjords are formed by the flooding of glaciated valleys and are known for their stunning natural beauty.
Synonyms
- inlet
- glen
- bay
