Ashore

usgb/əˈʃɔːr/
adverb

Towards or on the land from the sea or a body of water.

The sailors swam ashore after the shipwreck.
Visual representation of "ashore" - Towards or on the land from the sea or a body of water.

Often appears as...

  • come ashore
  • swim ashore
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Water To Land

Use 'ashore' when describing movement from water towards the land.

Illustration for Water To Land
The pirates pulled the treasure chest ashore.
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Not For Rivers

'Ashore' is not commonly used for movements along rivers or streams.

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The raft floated down the river, not ashore.
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Emergency Context

Often used to describe emergency landings or arrivals on land.

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After the storm, the lifeboats brought everyone safely ashore.
Visual representation of the word "Ashore"

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