seaport
/siːpɔːrt/Definitions
1. noun
A place where ships can dock and load or unload cargo, passengers, or freight, typically a port or harbor with facilities and equipment for handling large vessels.
“The seaport was bustling with activity as cargo ships arrived from all over the world.”
2. noun
A harbor or port, especially one that is an important center for trade or commerce.
“The city’s seaport was a major hub for international trade and commerce.”
3. noun
A place on the sea where a ship can anchor or dock, especially one that is safe from storms or other hazards.
“The sailors navigated their ship to a secluded seaport to avoid the bad weather.”