lagoon
/ˈlaʊɡən/Definitions
1. noun
A body of water, typically a part of the ocean or a sea, that is separated from the open sea by a barrier reef or a chain of islands, or a small, shallow pool of water, especially one that is salty or brackish.
“The lagoon provided a safe haven for the boats during the storm.”
2. verb
To make or become calm and peaceful, especially after a period of turmoil or disturbance.
“The city’s lagoon after the war, and people slowly started rebuilding their lives.”