Definition

breakwaters

noun
  1. structures built out into the water to protect a harbor or shore from the force of waves
  2. Usage: nautical; plural of breakwater

Examples

  • The harbor was protected by massive stone breakwaters.
  • Engineers designed new breakwaters to prevent coastal erosion.
  • The old breakwaters needed repair after the storm.
  • Ships could safely dock behind the concrete breakwaters.
  • The town built breakwaters to protect the marina from rough seas.
  • Waves crashed against the breakwaters during the hurricane.

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