Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
leve
noun
/ˈlɛv/

Definition
A term used to describe a type of embankment or a raised area that holds back water, typically found in waterways or along rivers.

Examples
- During heavy rains, the leve protected the surrounding farmland from flooding.
- Engineers designed the leve to withstand high water levels during the storm season.
- Local authorities often inspect the leve to ensure its integrity and effectiveness.

Meaning
In the context of geography and water management, ‘leve’ refers to an artificial structure built to manage water flow and prevent flooding.

Synonyms
- Levee
- Embankment
- Floodbank