1. (of winds) coming from the sea toward the land
   "an onshore gale";
   - inshore, shoreward
    
2. On the edge of the land
   "an onshore lighthouse"

1. On or toward the land
   "they were living onshore"

1. Relocate a business activity to the home country from abroad
   "Due to rising overseas labour costs, the firm decided to onshore its production facilities";
   - reshore

Derived forms: onshored, onshores, onshoring

See also: terrestrial

Antonym: offshore

Encyclopedia: Onshore