bordage Antonyms
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Meaning of bordage
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bordage (n.)
The base or servile tenure by which a bordar held his cottage.
bordage Sentence Examples
- The ship's bordage gleamed in the sunlight as it sailed gracefully across the ocean.
- The carpenter carefully inspected the bordage, ensuring each plank was securely fastened.
- Over time, the bordage of the vessel had weathered and required repairs to maintain its integrity.
- Skilled artisans crafted intricate designs into the ship's bordage, adding a touch of elegance to the vessel.
- The shipwrights used sturdy oak for the bordage, ensuring it could withstand the rigors of the sea.
- The captain ordered the crew to inspect the bordage for any signs of wear or damage.
- As the storm battered the ship, the sailors worked tirelessly to reinforce the bordage and prevent leaks.
- The ship's bordage creaked and groaned as it navigated through rough waters.
- A fresh coat of paint was applied to the bordage, restoring its vibrant colors and protecting it from the elements.
- The shipwrights took pride in their craftsmanship, knowing that the strength of the bordage was crucial for the safety of all aboard.
FAQs About the word bordage
The base or servile tenure by which a bordar held his cottage.
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No antonyms found.
The ship's bordage gleamed in the sunlight as it sailed gracefully across the ocean.
The carpenter carefully inspected the bordage, ensuring each plank was securely fastened.
Over time, the bordage of the vessel had weathered and required repairs to maintain its integrity.
Skilled artisans crafted intricate designs into the ship's bordage, adding a touch of elegance to the vessel.
