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esplanade

 

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Noun esplanade has 1 sense
  1. esplanade - a long stretch of open level ground (paved or grassy) for walking beside the seashore
    --1 is a kind of
    promenade, mall

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Esplanade

Noun

1. A long, open, level area, typically beside the sea, where people can walk for leisure.

Sample sentence: The esplanade was bustling with families enjoying the evening breeze.

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Noun

2. A wide, level area in a city, typically alongside a river or between buildings, used for walking or outdoor activities.

Sample sentence: The runners raced along the esplanade, taking in the picturesque view of the city skyline.

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Noun

3. A promenade or walkway along the bank of a river, usually paved.

Sample sentence: Lisa enjoyed her morning jog along the esplanade, watching the boats go by.

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4. (local) A specific esplanade of historical importance or cultural significance in a particular city or region.

Sample sentence: The locals gather at the esplanade during festivals to celebrate their heritage and traditions.

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Verb

5. (rare) To convert an area into an esplanade, typically by creating a walkway or promenade.

Sample sentence: The city council decided to esplanade the riverfront to attract more tourists and enhance the area.

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