Definitions

1. noun

The area of land between the high-tide and low-tide marks along a sea coast, often including beaches, cliffs, and salt marshes.

“The foreshore of the island was home to a variety of rare bird species.”

2. noun

The area of land in front of a riverbank or lake shore, where the water meets the land, often subject to flooding.

“The foreshore of the river was eroded due to heavy rainfall and flooding.”

3. verb

To expose or show something in advance, often by implication or suggestion.

“The film’s foreshore of the tragic event added to the overall sense of tension.”