intercoastal

[in-ter-kohs-tl]

adjective

1. existing or done between seacoasts; involving two or more seacoasts.

Word History and Origins

Origin of intercoastal¹

First recorded in 1925–30; inter- + coastal

Example Sentences

Steps away from his estate, some of Mr. Trump’s loyal base began to gather along a bridge over the intercoastal waterway, They brought large signs and flags supporting the former president.

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Volusia, home to Daytona Beach, imposed a curfew and warned that intercoastal bridges used by evacuees would close when winds reach 39 mph.

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The intercoastal waterway was littered with the remnants of several boat houses torn apart and knocked off their pilings in the storm.

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Angels: All-Star 1B Jared Walsh, who went on the injured list last week with a right intercoastal strain, took about 10 swings in the batting cage Monday with no issues.

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The panel would look into how to prevent a similar occurrence in all buildings and structures "in the coastal, intercoastal and surrounding areas of our county, state and nation," she said.

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