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Meaning of galliass
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galliass (n.)
Same as Galleass.
galliass Sentence Examples
- The pirate galleass lurked ominously off the coast, its sails billowing in the wind.
- The Spanish Armada deployed hundreds of galleasses, formidable warships designed for siege warfare.
- The galleass was a versatile vessel, capable of both heavy firepower and troop transport.
- Its imposing ram could smash through enemy hulls, while its numerous cannons wreaked havoc.
- The Turks sailed galleasses to conquer Cyprus, utilizing their size and armament to overwhelm the defenders.
- The Battle of Lepanto witnessed a fierce clash between Christian and Ottoman galleasses, marking a turning point in naval warfare.
- The galleass's shallow draft allowed it to maneuver in coastal waters, making it ideal for raiding and amphibious operations.
- Its massive oars provided maneuverability, even in calm winds, giving it an advantage over sail-powered ships.
- Venetian galleasses played a crucial role in the city's maritime trade and dominance.
- The decline of the galleass began with the rise of ironclad warships, which proved more resistant to its cannon fire.
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Same as Galleass.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pirate galleass lurked ominously off the coast, its sails billowing in the wind.
The Spanish Armada deployed hundreds of galleasses, formidable warships designed for siege warfare.
The galleass was a versatile vessel, capable of both heavy firepower and troop transport.
Its imposing ram could smash through enemy hulls, while its numerous cannons wreaked havoc.
