boatwomen Synonyms
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boatwomen Meaning
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boatwomen (pl.)
of Boatwoman
boatwomen Sentence Examples
- The boatwomen skillfully navigated the bustling harbor, expertly avoiding collisions.
- Among the boatwomen, Maria was known for her remarkable seamanship and leadership.
- As boatwomen, they faced the challenges of the sea with courage and determination.
- The boatwomen of the fishing village rose before dawn to set out for their daily catch.
- The boatwomen gracefully rowed their wooden vessels, their synchronized movements a testament to their years of experience.
- In traditional maritime cultures, boatwomen played a vital role in both commerce and transportation.
- The boatwomen formed a close-knit community, supporting each other through storms and hardships.
- Many folk songs and tales celebrated the bravery and resilience of the boatwomen who braved the open ocean.
- Despite the rough weather, the boatwomen remained undeterred, their spirits unyielding.
- The local festival honored the contributions of the boatwomen, recognizing their essential role in the maritime heritage of the region.
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of Boatwoman
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The boatwomen skillfully navigated the bustling harbor, expertly avoiding collisions.
Among the boatwomen, Maria was known for her remarkable seamanship and leadership.
As boatwomen, they faced the challenges of the sea with courage and determination.
The boatwomen of the fishing village rose before dawn to set out for their daily catch.
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