Seaside
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
Definitions
2 meaningsThe land next to the sea, often a resort area.
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
A coastal area.
The family spent their summer vacation at the seaside.
💡 Simply: Imagine a place with sandy beaches, waves, and maybe some ice cream shops. That's the seaside! It's where the land meets the ocean, and it's a popular spot for relaxing and having fun.
👶 For kids: The place right next to the ocean, where you can play in the sand!
More Examples
The seaside town was bustling with tourists during the holiday season.
They enjoyed a walk along the seaside promenade.
How It's Used
"Many people enjoy a vacation at the seaside."
"The seaside property offered stunning ocean views."
Relating to or typical of the area or activities of a seaside.
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
Relating to a seaside.
The seaside hotel offered stunning views of the ocean.
💡 Simply: Anything that has to do with the place beside the sea is seaside. Like, a seaside hotel is one by the sea, and a seaside smell reminds you of the ocean.
👶 For kids: Something that has to do with the place next to the sea, like a seaside hotel!
More Examples
They enjoyed the fresh seaside air.
The seaside town had a charming atmosphere.
How It's Used
"The seaside resort offered various activities."
"She prefers the seaside lifestyle."
From "sea" + "side", originating in Middle English, indicating a location next to the sea.
The term 'seaside' has been used since the 16th century, appearing frequently in literature describing coastal landscapes.
Memory tip
Think of the sand and surf – it's right *beside* the sea!
Word Origin
"sea (sæ) + side (sīde)"