Post
Shore
Shore noun - A structure that holds up or serves as a foundation for something else.
Usage example: the carpenter placed a shore underneath the sagging roof of the porch
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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It also allowed, in the post-war period off-shore refineries to be set up, a feat previously unachievable.
Source: Stupid Jetpack Hitler -
The World Is Just Awesome: At the very end, when Lukas takes off his shirt post-chest surgery, and runs along the shore.
Source: Film / Romeos - Warrior Prince: Vinitar, even though he doesn't have a country: his island is covered by a glacier, his father's atrocities left him without the land on the shore as well, and by the late books he lost his post in the hidden land of Velimor as well.
Source: Literature / The Wolfhound
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