Breakwater is valid Scrabble Word

Is breakwater a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for BREAKWATER in dictionary:

NOUN:

a protective wall built offshore and usually parallel to the shore
a barrier built out into the sea to protect a coast or harbour from the force of waves.
Any structure or contrivance, as a mole, or a wall at the mouth of a harbor, to break the force of waves, and afford protection from their violence.
a protective structure of stone or concrete; extends from shore into the water to prevent a beach from washing away

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an offshore structure (as a wall) protecting a harbor or beach from the force of waves

Words related to BREAKWATER

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How to use BREAKWATER in a sentence

Master Hardy had also seen the ship out, and, perched on the extreme end of the breakwater, he remained watching until she was hull down on the horizon.
It was necessary to build a breakwater in the gorge.
The right to construct a breakwater, jetty, or dam would seem necessarily to carry with it the power to protect and preserve such constructions.
It was half-past six in the morning, slightly misty and very quiet Passing Fort Sumter, then Fort Moultrie, we rounded a low break-water, and attempted to take the channel.
She stood on the breakwater at Ponta Delgada, and watched the Harpoon drop past.
So it came to pass that they stood together on the Ponta Delgada breakwater and together saw the Harpoon sail off towards the setting sun.
The furthest breakwater had seaweed like hair waving on the water.
Then she sat on the breakwater, and thought how fortunate she was to be able to think such interesting thoughts about what she saw.
And then she noticed the face of a man, with its eyes upon her, appearing stealthily over a breakwater.
The great breakwater two hundred feet wide that ran out into the open sea was one of the greatest achievements of that building age.

This method was employed in the north pier breakwater at Aberdeen, the breakwater being founded on the sand, with a very broad base.
This quay and breakwater is shown in perspective, in plan, and in section, and is of a very heavy section, as will be gathered by the scale given immediately below it.
On rounding a coral reef which made a natural breakwater, we anchored in a quiet bay opposite a beach, and a party of us made ready to go ashore.
At length we reached the foot of the breakwater, and I sprang out of the boat, too happy to touch the stable rock.
It reeled before the flaming weapons like rollers on a breakwater.
The town is irregularly built on the cliffs to the south of Torbay, and its harbour is sheltered by a breakwater.
Doubtless the National Church has hitherto been a serviceable breakwater against doctrinal errors, more fundamental than its own.
His stock exhausted, off to the breakwater he darted, and back again, to and fro with the lightning directness of a hermit-bee making its nest of pollen.
When the sun fell behind the horizon, and the breakwater, after dashing up one flash of gold, became a blue blur, Gregorio rose to go.
The harbour, known as Koombanah Bay, is protected by a breakwater built on a coral reef.
The bridge connecting the town with the village of Ballina has thirteen arches, and the huge weir helps as a breakwater.
We boys followed them in canoes as far as the breakwater, and watched them disappear.
Rennie has prepared a plan for a breakwater five miles long, to be constructed at the mouth of the Mersey, stretching out from Black Rock Point.
I laid up last night inside the Headland breakwater and made an early start this morning for the last leg of the trip.
Herod the Great built Caesarea, and spent large sums of money on its palace, temple, theater, and breakwater.
Much money and skill were expended during the latter half of the nineteenth century in improving the harbour and building a breakwater and new quays.
It was as impersonal as the drive of the sea along a breakwater.
This breakwater is to be about two miles long, and ten feet thick at the top, increasing in thickness toward the bottom.
A gunboat was also stationed outside the inner breakwater.
But as a breakwater between the two races it did not fulfil expectation.
Several of the officers however, were engaged in the peaceful pursuit of fishing at the end of the breakwater when we arrived.
The summer of 1868 he was sent with an engineering party to Anstruther, on the coast, where a breakwater was being built.
But given time and they would have built in the face of nature a two million pounds breakwater and everything complete.
On the shore below the farm lay the little boat harbour, sheltered by a breakwater of heavy stone.

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