Also spelled up-shore
adj
adv
Meanings
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1
adv
toward a point farther along the shore, especially in an upstream direction
The canoe moved upshore until the landing disappeared from view.
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2
adj
situated farther along, higher on, or inland from the shore
They stored the nets in an upshore shed beyond the high-water mark.
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Etymology
A directional compound of up + shore. Depending on local geography, up can mean farther along a shore, upstream beside it, or farther inland and above the waterline.