What is another word for Embanking?
Pronunciation: [ɛmbˈaŋkɪŋ] (IPA) 
Embanking is a term that refers to the construct of an embankment or a man-made structure that is created to contain or regulate water flow, such as a river, stream or ocean. The word "embanking" may be replaced with synonyms such as "dike," "levee," "dam," "bund," or "barrier," which all refer to different types of flood protection systems. Dikes are typically used to divert water from flooding into populated areas, while levees are constructed to prevent flooding altogether. Similarly, dams are used to control the flow of water in rivers and streams, while bunds and barriers are used to block or contain water in certain areas. Regardless of the terminology used, these structures are crucial for preventing flooding and environmental disasters.
