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OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY[OED]- HOW TO PRONOUNCE ASHORE – WITH MEANING AND DEFINITION.

OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY[OED]- HOW TO PRONOUNCE ASHORE – WITH MEANING AND DEFINITION.

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Oxford English Dictionary (OED) – “Ashore”

 Pronunciation:

/əˈʃɔːr/ (uh-SHOR) – British English
/əˈʃɔːr/ (uh-SHOR) – American English

 Meaning & Definition:

Adverb:
Towards or onto the shore (land) from the sea, a river, or a lake.

On land, rather than on a ship or at sea.

 Usage in Sentences:

 The fishermen pulled their boat ashore before the storm arrived.
 After months at sea, the crew was happy to step ashore and feel solid ground.

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OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY[OED]- HOW TO PRONOUNCE ASHORE – WITH MEANING AND DEFINITION.

The New Fowler’s Modern English Usage, Revised Edition

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Word: Ashore

Part of Speech: Adverb


Meaning & Definition (as per Oxford English Dictionary):

Ashore means towards or onto the shore from the sea, or on the land near the sea.


Definitions:

  1. To or on the shore from a ship or the sea.
    • Example: “The boat brought them ashore safely.”
  2. On land (especially after being at sea).
    • Example: “They spent two weeks ashore before sailing again.”

Oxford Pronunciation:

In British English (UK):

/əˈʃɔː/

  • Breakdown: uh-SHAW

In American English (US):

/əˈʃɔːr/

  • Breakdown: uh-SHOR

The stress is on the second syllable: shore


How to Pronounce It:

Step-by-step (phonetic):

  • ə = “uh” (a soft, unstressed sound)
  • ʃ = “sh” as in she
  • ɔː/ɔːr = “aw” or “or” as in saw/shore

Ashore = uh-SHAW (UK) / uh-SHOR (US)


Synonyms:

  • On land
  • Landward
  • Onto the shore

Example Sentences:

  1. They swam ashore after the shipwreck.
  2. The lifeboats brought the passengers safely ashore.
  3. After months at sea, he was happy to set foot ashore.

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