colliers Antonyms
Strongest:
- ships
- argosies
- freighters
- tramps
- lightships
- traders
- merchantmen
- coasters
- motor-ships
- barges
- merchant-ships
- liners
- destroyers
- steamers
- aircraft-carriers
- steamships
- cutters
- corvettes
- superliners
- cruisers
- ferryboats
- ironclads
- supertankers
- tankers
- warships
- men-of-war
- containerships
Strong:
- keels
- brigs
- vessels
- brigantines
- watercrafts
- boats
- barques
- ketches
- icebreakers
- flagships
- packets
- yachts
- schooners
- men-o-war
- transports
Weak:
Meaning of colliers
colliers
a ship for carrying coal, a ship for transporting coal, a coal miner, one that produces charcoal
colliers Sentence Examples
- The diamond colliers gleamed resplendently around her neck.
- The Great Dane wore a spiked collar as a deterrent to potential threats.
- The chain link collier was strong enough to hold back the charging bull.
- The jeweler displayed an exquisite collection of antique colliers.
- The colliers of the hunting dogs jangled as they eagerly followed the scent.
- The prisoner's heavy collier was a constant reminder of his incarceration.
- The delicate necklace with a pendant was a cherished collier that had been passed down through generations.
- The surgeon wore a surgical collar to prevent contamination during the operation.
- The horse grazed peacefully in the meadow, its collier broken.
- The colliers of the sheepherding dogs kept the flock tightly together.
FAQs About the word colliers
a ship for carrying coal, a ship for transporting coal, a coal miner, one that produces charcoal
ships, argosies, freighters, tramps, lightships, traders, merchantmen, coasters, motor ships, barges
No antonyms found.
The diamond colliers gleamed resplendently around her neck.
The Great Dane wore a spiked collar as a deterrent to potential threats.
The chain link collier was strong enough to hold back the charging bull.
The jeweler displayed an exquisite collection of antique colliers.
