bateau Antonyms
Strongest:
- sampan
- paddleboat
- shallop
- kayak
- umiak
- yacht
- dhow
- raft
- pontoon
- skiff
- pinnace
- outrigger
- schooner
- catboat
- scull
- watercraft
- vessel
- flatboat
- dinghy
- coracle
- surfboat
- pirogue
- canoe
- rowboat
- johnboat
- sailboat
- shell
- catamaran
- pram
- dory
- motorboat
- gig
- scow
- wherry
- currach
- curragh
Strong:
- craft
- keelboat
- ketch
- barge
- yawl
- lifeboat
- towboat
- rowing-boat
- houseboat
- inboard
- powerboat
- keel
- dugout
- punt
- piragua
- outboard
- tugboat
- longboat
- cruiser
- ca-que
- riverboat
- garvey
- bottom
- dink
- cutter
Weak:
Meaning of bateau
Webster
bateau (n.)
A boat; esp. a flat-bottomed, clumsy boat used on the Canadian lakes and rivers.
bateau Sentence Examples
- The elegant bateau glided effortlessly along the Seine River.
- The fishing bateau bobbed gently in the harbor, its nets trailing in the water.
- The colorful bateaux lined the canals of Amsterdam, creating a vibrant scene.
- The small bateau was used to transport goods and passengers across the narrow channel.
- The rescue bateau arrived swiftly to assist the stranded sailors.
- The retired boatman reminisced about his days sailing his bateau around the Mediterranean Sea.
- The military bateau was equipped with powerful engines and sophisticated weaponry.
- The sailboat's large bateau sail caught the wind perfectly, propelling it forward at great speed.
- The pink bateau stood out amidst the blue waters of the tropical lagoon.
- The luxury bateau offered upscale amenities and a private deck for guests to enjoy the scenic views.
FAQs About the word bateau
A boat; esp. a flat-bottomed, clumsy boat used on the Canadian lakes and rivers.
sampan, paddleboat, shallop, kayak, umiak, yacht, dhow, raft, pontoon, skiff
No antonyms found.
The elegant bateau glided effortlessly along the Seine River.
The fishing bateau bobbed gently in the harbor, its nets trailing in the water.
The colorful bateaux lined the canals of Amsterdam, creating a vibrant scene.
The small bateau was used to transport goods and passengers across the narrow channel.
