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esplanade
[ es-pluh-nahd, -neyd, es-pluh-nahd, -neyd ]
noun
- any open, level space, especially one serving for public walks or drives.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of esplanade1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of esplanade1
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Example Sentences
They looked out the windows over the Charles to the esplanade property.
By giving up the land the city needed for an approach to the bridge and for a 200-foot-wide esplanade, it received a postponement of any tax increases on the rest of its land during construction—and permission to develop it.
The Esplanade is a fan favorite among runners in the area for its accessibility from downtown and beautiful views of the city.
It really is an esplanade divided into two exactly equal sections with a few weightlifting machines, a basketball court, and a few bathrooms that few will dare to use.
She was delighted to know that the Esplanade Street house was in a dismantled condition.
She then went to live with her son-in-law in a magnificent mansion overlooking the Esplanade des Invalides.
The view from this esplanade was magnificent beyond description.
Just opposite him, at the hotel side of the terrace, there is a garden seat of the ordinary esplanade pattern.
Suddenly the print swam before his eyes, and the great esplanade seemed to rise.
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