Formed into a bay shape or enclosed by a bay-like indentation of the coastline.
Past participle of 'embay,' describing the resulting state after erosion or tidal action has created a bay-shaped inlet.
Coastlines aren't static—they're constantly being sculpted by waves and currents, so an 'embayed' coast shows the geography's active history of being carved by the ocean.
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