leadsman Antonyms
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Meaning of leadsman
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leadsman (n.)
The man who heaves the lead.
leadsman Sentence Examples
- The leadsman carefully measured the water's depth before the ship sailed.
- The leadsman swung the leadline in a rhythmic motion, measuring the ocean's depth.
- The captain relied on the leadsman's measurements to ensure safe navigation of the vessel.
- The leadsman's role was crucial in preventing the ship from running aground in shallow waters.
- In the days of wooden sailing ships, the leadsman played a vital role in maintaining the safety of the voyage.
- The leadsman's chant of "By the mark twelve!"
- signified a depth of twelve fathoms, indicating safe waters.
- As the leadsman heaved the leadline, the sailors eagerly awaited his call, anxiously anticipating the depth reading.
- The leadsman's skill and experience were essential for navigating treacherous waters and avoiding underwater hazards.
- The leadsman's call of "Quarter less three!"
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The man who heaves the lead.
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The leadsman carefully measured the water's depth before the ship sailed.
The leadsman swung the leadline in a rhythmic motion, measuring the ocean's depth.
The captain relied on the leadsman's measurements to ensure safe navigation of the vessel.
The leadsman's role was crucial in preventing the ship from running aground in shallow waters.
