galliot Synonyms
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galliot Meaning
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galliot (n.)
See Galiot.
galliot Sentence Examples
- The galliot's sails billowed in the wind as it surged through the tempestuous waters.
- The old galliot creaked and groaned as it navigated the treacherous seas.
- The crew of the galliot worked tirelessly to keep the vessel afloat during the raging storm.
- The galliot's cannons fired a thunderous salute as it entered the harbor.
- The merchant galliot transported exotic goods from the far corners of the world.
- The pirate galliot attacked the merchant vessel with ferocity, seeking plunder and booty.
- The galliot's sleek hull cut through the water with ease, leaving a trail of foam in its wake.
- The fishermen's galliot ventured out into the deep blue, seeking a bountiful catch.
- The naval galliot played a crucial role in the battle, protecting the fleet from enemy attack.
- The abandoned galliot lay beached on the shore, its once-proud sails now faded and tattered.
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See Galiot.
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The galliot's sails billowed in the wind as it surged through the tempestuous waters.
The old galliot creaked and groaned as it navigated the treacherous seas.
The crew of the galliot worked tirelessly to keep the vessel afloat during the raging storm.
The galliot's cannons fired a thunderous salute as it entered the harbor.
