Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tidewater
noun
/ˈtaɪdˌwɔːtər/

Definition
A region where the waters of the ocean or a large river are influenced by the tides.

Examples
- Many towns in the tidewater region are known for their fishing industry.
- The tidewater area is rich in wildlife, attracting numerous species of birds.
- During high tide, the water levels in the tidewater rise significantly, altering the landscape.

Meaning
Tidewater refers to an area of land that is flooded or affected by the tides, especially in coastal regions or near rivers that experience tidal changes.

Synonyms
- Estuary
- Coastal region
- Intertidal zone