Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
coast-town
noun
/koʊst taʊn/
Definition
A coast-town is a settlement or community located along the coastline, often characterized by its proximity to the sea and maritime activities.
Examples
- The coast-town was bustling with tourists during the summer holidays.
- They decided to move to a quiet coast-town for a more peaceful life.
- Fishing is a major industry in that coast-town.
Meaning
Coast-towns typically serve as popular destinations for tourists and may engage in activities such as fishing, shipping, or recreational boating.
Synonyms
- seaside village
- port town
- beach community
