cruising Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- gallivanting
- meandering
- galavanting
- sauntering
- batting
- traipsing
- rambling
- ranging
- knocking-about-
- roving
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cruising Meaning
cruising
to search (as in public places) for a sexual partner, an act or an instance of cruising, to travel by boat often stopping at a series of ports, to travel without destination or purpose, to approach and suggest sexual relations to, to travel at the best operating speed, a tour by ship, to fly at the most efficient operating speed, to move or proceed speedily, smoothly, or effortlessly, to travel at a speed suitable for being maintained for a long distance, to cruise over or about, to inspect (land) with reference to possible lumber yield, to go about the streets at random but on the lookout for possible developments, to search in (a public place) for a sexual partner, surf, to travel for enjoyment, to explore or search the offerings of, to sail about touching at a series of ports
cruising Sentence Examples
- The sleek yacht cruised effortlessly across the tranquil waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
- The vintage convertible cruised down the scenic coastal highway, its engine purring softly.
- The mountain biker cruised through the lush forest trails, navigating the obstacles with ease.
- The medical team cruised from one patient to the next, providing efficient and attentive care.
- The assembly line robots cruised along the conveyor belt, performing their repetitive tasks flawlessly.
- The cruising altitude of the aircraft provided breathtaking views of the clouds below.
- The cruise ship meandered slowly along the picturesque coastline, offering its passengers a leisurely vacation experience.
- The skater cruised down the half-pipe with graceful precision, executing daring tricks and jumps.
- The cruise control system allowed the driver to sit back and relax while the car cruised smoothly along the highway.
- The cruise missile cruised towards its target with unwavering accuracy, carrying a devastating payload.
FAQs About the word cruising
to search (as in public places) for a sexual partner, an act or an instance of cruising, to travel by boat often stopping at a series of ports, to travel withou
strolling, floating,wandering, drifting, roaming, gallivanting,meandering, galavanting, sauntering, batting
stumbling, floundering, limping,struggling, shuffling, stomping, laboring, stamping, plodding, tramping
The sleek yacht cruised effortlessly across the tranquil waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
The vintage convertible cruised down the scenic coastal highway, its engine purring softly.
The mountain biker cruised through the lush forest trails, navigating the obstacles with ease.
The medical team cruised from one patient to the next, providing efficient and attentive care.
