coved
- adjective
- /koʊvd/
- They admired the coved cliffs, each bay offering a hidden stretch of sand.
Examples
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We discovered several coved inlets along the rocky coast, perfect for swimming.
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A coved coast provides natural protection from strong ocean waves.
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The coved shoreline made the area perfect for exploring by kayak.
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The coved coastline was perfect for exploring.
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We found a beautiful, coved area to relax by the sea.
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The coved coastline was lined with small beaches that were ideal for a fun day out.
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The coved cliffs shielded the harbor from the rough waters of the open sea.
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Etymology
Coved comes from cove, which also means a small bay or 'shelter' on the coast. So a coved shoreline or cliff is one that is full of little sheltered bays where the sea has made small hollows.