laky
8.4
Located by a lake or in the area next to it
- adjective
:
lacustre
- The laky shore was ideal for a relaxing day of fishing and picnicking.
Examples
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Her paintings often feature laky landscapes filled with boats and birds.
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The laky shore was perfect for fishing.
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The cabin offered a beautiful laky view, with water stretching out to the horizon.
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They enjoyed the laky atmosphere, surrounded by reeds and gentle waves.
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We found a laky area near the campsite.
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The cabin offered a beautiful laky view with water stretching out to the horizon.
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They enjoyed the laky atmosphere, surrounded by reeds and gently lapping waves.
Synonyms
littoral
vslaky
1
8.4
Near the shore of a sea or lake
is about being by a lake without implying sea shore usage
1
9.9
Relating to lakes or living near them
is only about being beside a lake rather than formation or living there
Surface Forms
laky positive
Morphology
Etymology
Laky comes from lake, the body of water, so laky means 'by a lake' or 'like a lake' and is used for places or scenes that feel calm and water-side.