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river thames

 

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Noun river thames has 1 sense
  1. Thames, River Thames, Thames River - the longest river in England; flows eastward through London to the North Sea
    --1 is a kind of river
    --1 is a part of England

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River Thames

Description:

The River Thames, often referred to simply as the Thames, is a major river in southern England. It is the longest river entirely within England and flows through London, the capital city, where it is an iconic feature of the city's landscape.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun - Geographical: The River Thames is a prominent geographical feature in England, stretching approximately 215 miles.
  2. Noun - Iconic: The River Thames is an iconic symbol of London, attracting visitors and locals alike.
  3. Noun - Transportation: The River Thames has historically played a vital role in transportation, serving as a key trade route.
  4. Noun - Recreation: The River Thames offers various recreational activities such as boating, rowing, and riverside walks.
  5. Adj - Thames-side: The Thames-side pubs provide a picturesque setting for a relaxing drink.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The River Thames flows through several counties in southern England.
  2. Visiting the River Thames is a must-do for any tourist in London.
  3. In the past, goods were transported along the River Thames to reach different parts of the country.
  4. We spent a lovely afternoon boating on the River Thames.
  5. The traditional Thames-side architecture adds charm to the area.

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