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Meaning of britannic
Wordnet
britannic (a)
of Britain
Webster
britannic (a.)
Of or pertaining to Great Britain; British; as, her Majesty.
britannic Sentence Examples
- The Britannic was a sister ship to the infamous Titanic, both belonging to the White Star Line.
- Britannic's maiden voyage was scheduled for 1915 but was delayed due to World War I.
- The RMS Britannic was intended to be a luxurious ocean liner, designed to surpass the grandeur of her predecessor.
- Britannic's career was cut short when she struck a mine and sank in the Aegean Sea during her service as a hospital ship.
- Despite efforts to save her, Britannic sank within an hour of hitting the mine, resulting in significant loss of life.
- The wreck of the Britannic was discovered in 1975 lying on her side on the seabed, serving as a poignant reminder of the tragedies of war.
- Many artifacts from the Britannic have been recovered and are now displayed in maritime museums around the world.
- Britannic's design incorporated several safety features implemented in response to the Titanic disaster, including additional lifeboats and watertight compartments.
- The sinking of the Britannic led to further advancements in maritime safety regulations to prevent similar tragedies.
- Despite her brief career, the Britannic remains a symbol of both the opulence and the perils of the golden age of ocean liners.
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of BritainOf or pertaining to Great Britain; British; as, her Majesty.
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The Britannic was a sister ship to the infamous Titanic, both belonging to the White Star Line.
Britannic's maiden voyage was scheduled for 1915 but was delayed due to World War I.
The RMS Britannic was intended to be a luxurious ocean liner, designed to surpass the grandeur of her predecessor.
Britannic's career was cut short when she struck a mine and sank in the Aegean Sea during her service as a hospital ship.
