beachside

[beech-sahyd]

adjective

1. situated on or facing a beach.

   a beachside hotel.

Word History and Origins

Origin of beachside¹

1950–55; beach + side ¹, on the model of seaside

Example Sentences

Camp Pendleton has a deeply entwined relationship with its southern neighbor, Oceanside, once a sleepy beachside town turned military city and recreation hub.

From Los Angeles Times

Then on Saturday, a white nationalist organization, identified by experts as Patriot Front, showed up at another beachside memorial for Kirk.

From Los Angeles Times

Relatives said the siblings were walking into the beachside cafe when the bomb hit.

From BBC

While there, he had the opportunity to travel to the U.S. for a three-month internship in Santa Monica — his first taste of the beachside city, where he says he “had this vision of Hollywood, palm trees, the sunset,” and wanted to have the “California experience.”

From Los Angeles Times

This could lead to a long-term threat to some beachside resorts, including a number in the Caribbean, which are typically less than 1m above current sea levels.

From BBC