Adjective:

উপকূলাভিমুখ,

shorewards's Usage Examples:

One of the 1949 trains mid-pier, heading shorewards in October 1975.

battery, named the Half-Moon Battery for its shape, was built about 800m shorewards of the lighthouse.

35083, probably from a current that carried the vessel shorewards.

where strong tidal currents enter a river or deltaic system, pushing shorewards and creating a surfable wave, and can extend for many kilometers.

at all, and while she was pursuing her banquet as the waves moved it shorewards, her back stuck up out of the water like the overturned keel of a boat.

scout planes, thundered loudly and sent high explosive shells flying shorewards into the French Army's defensive positions.

seeing the signal fires, cut the anchor cable, allowing Meermin to drift shorewards, where she grounded on a sandbank.

after he and other crewmen sighted Israeli gunboats approaching, and fled shorewards.