What is another word for seawall?
Pronunciation: [sˈiːwɔːl] (IPA) 
A seawall is a structure built at the edge of the sea or a river to prevent erosion and flooding. There are numerous other words that can be used to describe this barrier-like structure. Some common synonyms for seawall include breakwater, embankment, dyke, levee, jetty, and berm. A breakwater is a structure that protects a harbor or pier from the force of waves. An embankment is a raised bank that helps to control water flow and prevent flooding. A dyke is a wall built to prevent water or soil from moving, while a levee is a similar structure built around a river to prevent flooding. A jetty is a protective wall built alongside a harbor to create a safe environment for boats. A berm is a raised area of land that is intended to prevent water from reaching an area.
