What is another word for Sea bank?
Pronunciation: [sˈiː bˈaŋk] (IPA) 
Sea banks are often referred to as shorelines, beaches, coasts, or seashores. These are natural features where the land meets the sea and is often marked by a line of sand, rocks or cliffs. Depending on their location and geographical features, sea banks may also be referred to as coves, bays, or inlets. A spit, bar, or peninsula can also create a sea bank, and it is anchored with coastal vegetation that's important for stabilizing the shoreline. Sometimes referred to as a foreshore, or littoral zone, a sea bank plays a crucial role in protecting the coastline from erosive forces of the ocean and supporting a diverse array of marine and coastal life.
