lighthouses

Meanings

• A tall, tower-like structure built near the coast to warn sailors of dangerous shoals, reefs, or other navigational hazards, and to provide safe harbor for ships.

  - "The lighthouse stood tall and proud, its beacon guiding sailors safely to shore."
  - "Despite the raging storm, the lighthouse continued to shine, its light piercing through the darkness, illuminating the treacherous waters for the brave sailors to navigate safely."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with lighthouses
harbor , ravine , wine , shine

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. light () : The natural agent that makes things visible, as opposed to sound, which makes things audible.
   

2. light () : A source of illumination, such as a lamp or a light bulb.
   

3. light () : A relatively small mass or weight, as compared to a heavy object.
   

4. light () : A state of being not heavy or burdensome, as opposed to being heavy or burdened.
   

5. lighthouse () : A tall, tower-like structure built near the coast to warn sailors of dangerous shoals, reefs, or other navigational hazards, and to provide safe harbor for ships.
   

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