cassalty
/kəˈsɒlti/Definitions
1. noun
A type of coastal erosion, especially of cliffs, caused by the collapse of a slope or a cliff face.
“The researchers studied the different types of cassalty affecting the shoreline.”
1. noun
A type of coastal erosion, especially of cliffs, caused by the collapse of a slope or a cliff face.
“The researchers studied the different types of cassalty affecting the shoreline.”