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n. (alternative form of harbourfront English)
Usage examples of "harborfront".
The driver headed along the harborfront, then turned up the last of the streets and went south.
The two women from Holland stand against the wall of the harborfront church, eyes closed, feeling the warmth on their faces and necks.
Of course the lesser lights in his retinue contributed to the talk, so that all the habitual loiterers around the Miletus harborfront knew that he was a high aristocrat, a brilliant man, and single-handedly responsible for persuading King Nicomedes of Bithynia to leave his realm to Rome when he died.
Once they succeeded in wending their way down to the harborfront, the travelers found themselves swept up in the usual swirl of commerce and industry, just another clutch of exotics in a sea of hardworking foreigners and industrious visitors.