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Riverside Common

Riverside has 5 different meanings across 2 categories:

Noun · Proper Noun

Definitions
Noun
1

the bank of a river

"The children played ball along the grassy riverside where the water laps gently against the shore."

2

a city in southern California

"The traffic on Riverside was heavy during the afternoon rush hour."

3

A bank or side of a river.

"The children built their sandcastle on the riverside where the water gently lapped against the grass."

In plain English: A riverside is an area of land located right next to a river.

"We built our tent on the riverside to watch the sunset over the water."

Adjective
1

At or near the side of a river.

"We built our campsite on the riverside to enjoy the cool breeze from the water."

In plain English: Riverside means something that is located right next to a river.

"The children played along the riverside path after school."

Proper Noun
1

A place name applied to a locality, especially a city, that is situated beside a river.

"The new community center will be located in Riverside, the historic town nestled along the banks of the Colorado River."

Example Sentences
"The children played along the riverside path after school." adj
"The riverside market is bustling with fresh produce every morning." adj
"We sat on the riverside bench to watch the sunset over the water." adj
"Many tourists prefer the riverside path for its scenic views and quiet atmosphere." adj
"We built our tent on the riverside to watch the sunset over the water." noun
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Broader Terms (hypernyms)

Origin

The word riverside is a straightforward combination of the words river and side. It has been used since at least the mid-19th century to describe land located next to a flowing body of water.

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