colliers Synonyms
Strongest:
- men-of-war
- liners
- argosies
- ships
- superliners
- merchantmen
- tramps
- motor-ships
- lightships
- destroyers
- steamships
- supertankers
- freighters
- corvettes
- merchant-ships
- traders
- cruisers
- tankers
- barges
- aircraft-carriers
- warships
- ferryboats
- containerships
- cutters
- steamers
- coasters
- ironclads
Strong:
- watercrafts
- barques
- transports
- ketches
- men-o-war
- packets
- keels
- boats
- flagships
- yachts
- schooners
- vessels
- icebreakers
- brigantines
- brigs
Weak:
colliers Meaning
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
men-of-war, liners, argosies, ships, superliners, merchantmen, tramps, motor ships, lightships, destroyers
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.
