upcoast
- adjective
- /ˈʌpˌkoʊst/
- US
- The upcoast communities are known for their rugged scenery and quiet atmosphere.
Examples
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We decided to explore the upcoast area this weekend.
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They stayed in an upcoast village that had fewer tourists than the southern beaches.
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We drove upcoast to explore the remote fishing towns along the shore.
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The beach upcoast is known for its beautiful sunsets.
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They stayed in an upcoast village that had fewer tourists than the southern beaches.
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The upcoast communities are known for their rugged scenery and quiet atmosphere.
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We drove upcoast to explore the remote fishing towns along the shore.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word upcoast is a simple combination of up, meaning 'toward the top or north', and coast, meaning 'the land by the sea'. So an upcoast place is one located toward the upper or more northern part of a coastline.