seawall
/ˈseɪˌwɔl/Definitions
1. noun
A wall or barrier constructed at the edge of the sea, a lake, or a river, to prevent erosion, flooding, or damage from the water.
“The coastal town built a seawall to protect its residents from the frequent storms.”
2. noun
A barrier or wall that separates or protects a body of water from land.
“The seawall created a safe harbor for the boats to dock and store.”