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land loss

/lænd lɔs/ · land loss
noun
  1. The process or result of losing land, often due to erosion, flooding, or other natural or human-induced factors. The coastal town experienced significant land loss due to the rising sea levels and intense storms.
  2. A reduction in the amount of land available for a particular use, such as agriculture or urban development. The company's land loss due to the government's acquisition for a new highway project led to a significant financial impact.
Did you know? The concept of land loss has been a significant concern for many communities worldwide, particularly in areas prone to natural disasters or human activities that alter the environment.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 4 lookups Added Aug 7, 2026