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Tidal Bore

Definition:

A tidal bore refers to a large wave or series of waves that forms when a rising tide moves up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the current.

Usage:

Noun: Surfers flock to the coast to ride the impressive tidal bore created by the rapid and forceful incoming tide.

Verb: As the ocean tide rises, it tidal bores into the estuary, filling it with water.

Sample Sentences:

1. The tidal bore on the Amazon River attracts many tourists eager to witness this natural phenomenon.

2. When the tidal bore reached the river’s mouth, it surged up with incredible power, creating a stunning display of force.

3. The local fishermen were well-prepared for the sudden tidal bore, securing their boats to avoid damage.

4. Surfers from around the world come to the Bay of Fundy to challenge themselves against the massive tidal bore.

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