bateaux Synonyms
Strongest:
- sculls
- prams
- currachs
- dinghies
- pinnaces
- flatboats
- dugouts
- yachts
- shells
- vessels
- sailboats
- dhows
- rafts
- paddleboats
- wherries
- kayaks
- pontoons
- rowboats
- catamarans
- shallops
- scows
- schooners
- sampans
- canoes
- coracles
- dories
- skiffs
- pirogues
- outriggers
Strong:
- ketches
- piraguas
- towboats
- cruisers
- rowing-boats
- longboats
- dinks
- cutters
- catboats
- houseboats
- ca-ques
- keelboats
- garveys
- watercrafts
- yawls
- crafts
- lifeboats
- powerboats
- curraghs
- barges
- johnboats
- gigs
- outboards
- inboards
- riverboats
- punts
- motorboats
- surfboats
- umiaks
Weak:
bateaux Meaning
Webster
bateaux (pl.)
of Bateau
bateaux Sentence Examples
- The picturesque village boasts a vibrant harbor filled with colorful bateaux.
- The rowers steered their bateaux effortlessly through the calm waters of the lake.
- The fishermen used their bateaux to set out into the ocean in search of their catch.
- The setting sun cast a golden glow upon the bateaux as they returned to shore.
- The tourists boarded the bateaux for a leisurely cruise around the island.
- The old man mended his bateaux with skilled hands, preparing it for the upcoming fishing season.
- The bateaux raced each other in a spirited competition, the oarsmen pushing their limits.
- The children laughed and played on the bateaux, their laughter echoing across the water.
- The bateaux were a vital part of the community, transporting goods and people alike.
- The riverbanks were lined with moored bateaux, their sails furled for the night.
FAQs About the word bateaux
of Bateau
sculls, prams, currachs, dinghies, pinnaces, flatboats, dugouts, yachts, shells, vessels
No antonyms found.
The picturesque village boasts a vibrant harbor filled with colorful bateaux.
The rowers steered their bateaux effortlessly through the calm waters of the lake.
The fishermen used their bateaux to set out into the ocean in search of their catch.
The setting sun cast a golden glow upon the bateaux as they returned to shore.
