docking Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- abridging
- syncopating
- encapsulating
- decreasing
- truncating
- eliding
- curtailing
- cutting-back
- trimming
- reducing
- abbreviating
- summarizing
Weak:
Strongest:
- extending
- extending
- adding
- expanding
- lengthening
- increasing
- supplementing
- prolonging
- adding
- enlarging
- lengthening
- prolonging
- increasing
- enlarging
- supplementing
- expanding
Strong:
- dilating
- amplifying
- raising
- raising
- maximizing
- augmenting
- elongating
- protracting
- heightening
- maximizing
- dilating
- amplifying
- escalating
- boosting
- protracting
- augmenting
- swelling
- boosting
- escalating
- swelling
- elongating
- heightening
Weak:
docking Meaning
docking (n)
the act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes
docking (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Dock
docking Sentence Examples
- The spacecraft is scheduled to dock with the International Space Station tomorrow.
- The ship was unable to dock in the harbor due to strong winds.
- We need to dock the boat before nightfall.
- The shuttle docked successfully at 3:00 PM.
- The module will dock with the rest of the spacecraft next week.
- The two trains docked at the station simultaneously.
- The submarine docked at the underwater research facility.
- The capsule docked with the mothership in orbit.
- The spaceship docked with the space station after a long journey.
- The tugboat docked the barge at the pier.
FAQs About the word docking
the act of securing an arriving vessel with ropesof Dock
shortening, abridging, syncopating, encapsulating, decreasing, truncating, eliding, curtailing, cutting back, trimming
extending, extending, adding, expanding, lengthening, increasing, supplementing, prolonging, adding, enlarging
The spacecraft is scheduled to dock with the International Space Station tomorrow.
The ship was unable to dock in the harbor due to strong winds.
We need to dock the boat before nightfall.
The shuttle docked successfully at 3:00 PM.
