halyard Sentence Examples
- The salty breeze carried the sharp snap of the halyard as the sails were hoisted.
- The crew meticulously tightened the halyard, securing the mainsail in place.
- The halyard groaned and strained under the weight of the heavy sails.
- A loose halyard flapped dangerously in the wind, threatening to cause a mishap.
- The captain ordered the halyards to be lowered, preparing for an emergency maneuver.
- The halyard pulley squealed in protest as the sails were raised to full height.
- A skilled sailor deftly used the halyard to adjust the angle of the sails for optimal efficiency.
- The halyards were inspected regularly for wear and tear, ensuring their integrity.
- A severed halyard sent the sails crashing down, creating a perilous situation.
- The halyard served as a critical connection between the sails and the mast, allowing the crew to control the vessel's movement.
halyard Meaning
Wordnet
halyard (n)
a rope for raising or lowering a sail or flag
Synonyms & Antonyms of halyard
FAQs About the word halyard
a rope for raising or lowering a sail or flag
guy, wire, cable, stay,rope, cord, string, lanyard,lace, lacing
No antonyms found.
The salty breeze carried the sharp snap of the halyard as the sails were hoisted.
The crew meticulously tightened the halyard, securing the mainsail in place.
The halyard groaned and strained under the weight of the heavy sails.
A loose halyard flapped dangerously in the wind, threatening to cause a mishap.
