harborscape
harborscape noun: a landscape dominated by a harbor.
Noun
harborscape (plural harborscapes)
- A landscape dominated by a harbor.
- Displayed among all three floors of the Yale center’s public exhibition galleries, “Legacy,” organized in association with the academy, presents every aspect of Mellon’s collecting activities in the field, from an iconic, light-steeped harborscape by J. M. W. Turner, “Dort, or Dordrecht, the Dort...2007 April 20, Grace Glueck, “An Anglophilic Yankee Aristocrat and His Finds Across the Pond”, in New York Times
Forms of harborscape
| plural | harborscapes |
|---|---|
| alternative form | harbourscape |
Origin of harborscape
From harbor + -scape.
Questions about harborscape
- What does harborscape mean?
- Harborscape means a landscape dominated by a harbor.
- What part of speech is harborscape?
- Harborscape is a noun.
- What is the plural of harborscape?
- The plural of harborscape is harborscapes.
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