Definition of seaside
: the district or land bordering the sea : country adjacent to the sea : seashore
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Charming boutiques and antique shops line the streets of this wonderful seaside village.
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But as the truth of what brought Takeru to the humble seaside village is slowly disclosed, those nagging bits vanish to reveal a mesmeric fusion of fable, ghost story and haunting depiction of family trauma.
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The goal was to turn the home into a contemporary seaside retreat.
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The Cape Sable seaside sparrow nearly disappeared after its Everglades habitat was drained and flooded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ flood control efforts decades ago.
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The song ends as the seven men appear together at the seaside where V jumped, with the Debussy tune returning while Jin peers into a video camera and smiles, even as V is seen in the water.
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An Iowa family of four found dead at their vacation condominium in a Mexican seaside resort suffocated from gas, according to autopsies, local authorities said on Saturday.
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In my place by the seaside, with my family and friends.
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Bejuco, Costa Rica This quaint seaside fishing and farming town is known for its beaches: long, pristine stretches of golden sand with few tourists and ample surf breaks.
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First Known Use of seaside
13th century
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