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waterway
[ waw-ter-wey, wot-er- ]
noun
- a river, canal, or other body of water serving as a route or way of travel or transport.
- Shipbuilding. (in a steel or iron vessel) a depressed gutter at the edge of the deck inside the bulwarks, used especially when the decking is wooden.
- a channel for vessels, as a fairway in a harbor.
waterway
/ ˈɔːəˌɱɪ /
noun
- a river, canal, or other navigable channel used as a means of travel or transport
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Scientific organizations also initiated studies within Vietnam during the war, finding widespread destruction of mangroves, economic losses of rubber and timber plantations, and harm to lakes and waterways.
In the last few years, this oft-parched waterway gained depth because of unprecedented rainfall.
The group said it elevated the river on the list to bring greater attention to the waterway’s chronic pollution problems and the lack of action to clean it up.
The Palisades fire stripped the surrounding hillsides of vegetation, paving the way for dirt, ash and other material to pour into the waterway.
Washington says its strikes in Yemen are punishment for Houthi attacks on cargo vessels transiting through the Red Sea, a critical waterway for international trade.
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