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Harbour (Noun)

A sheltered port where ships can take on or discharge cargo.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The large harbour was filled with container ships, tankers, and cargo vessels from around the world.
The captain navigated the ship carefully into the small harbour, where it would load cargo bound for the islands.
The city's harbour was an important center for the fishing industry, with many boats coming in daily to unload their catch.
After a long voyage, the freighter finally docked in the harbour, where its cargo of machinery and electronics would be unloaded.
The harbour's narrow entrance made it difficult for large ships to enter, so only smaller vessels were able to use the facilities.

A place of refuge and comfort and security.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The quaint fishing village had long been a harbour for sailors seeking shelter from storms.
As she lay in his arms, she felt safe and protected, like she had finally found a harbour after a lifetime of turmoil.
The refugee camp provided a harbour for those fleeing war and persecution, offering them food, shelter, and medical care.
After a long and difficult journey, the group finally found harbour in a small, secluded cove, where they could rest and recover.
The church had become a harbour for the community, providing a sense of comfort and security in times of uncertainty and doubt.