contramure
/kənˈtræmjʊər/Definitions
1. noun
A structure or wall built against a river or sea to prevent erosion, protect land, or create a harbor.
“The engineers designed a contramure to safeguard the beach from the incoming tides.”
1. noun
A structure or wall built against a river or sea to prevent erosion, protect land, or create a harbor.
“The engineers designed a contramure to safeguard the beach from the incoming tides.”