light-ship Synonyms
Strongest:
- trader
- merchant-ship
- cutter
- man-of-war
- steamer
- transport
- collier
- flagship
- ship
- argosy
- superliner
- liner
- merchantman
- keel
- supertanker
- aircraft-carrier
- coaster
- freighter
- tanker
- watercraft
- containership
- cruiser
- warship
- motor-ship
- corvette
- steamship
- barge
- ferryboat
Strong:
- brigantine
- boat
- icebreaker
- windjammer
- barque
- brig
- sailboat
- tramp
- destroyer
- packet
- yacht
- caravel
- man-o-war
- schooner
- ketch
- vessel
- ironclad
Weak:
light-ship Meaning
light-ship (n.)
A vessel carrying at the masthead a brilliant light, and moored off a shoal or place of dangerous navigation as a guide for mariners.
light-ship Sentence Examples
- The light-ship stood tall in the harbor, its beacon illuminating the treacherous waters.
- The crew of the light-ship maintained a constant watch, guiding passing vessels safely.
- The light emitted from the light-ship could be seen for miles, serving as a lifeline for ships at sea.
- During storms, the light-ship remained steadfast, providing hope to sailors caught in the tempest.
- The light-ship's distinctive shape and flashing light made it an iconic landmark along the coast.
- The light-ship played a vital role in preventing shipwrecks and saving countless lives.
- The automated light-ship of today has replaced the manned light-ships of the past.
- Despite advancements in technology, light-ships remain a testament to the ingenuity of maritime engineers.
- The light emitted by the light-ship symbolizes the hope and guidance that can be found even in the darkest of times.
- The light-ship serves as a reminder of the importance of safety and the indomitable spirit of those who serve at sea.
FAQs About the word light-ship
A vessel carrying at the masthead a brilliant light, and moored off a shoal or place of dangerous navigation as a guide for mariners.
trader, merchant ship, cutter, man-of-war, steamer, transport, collier, flagship, ship, argosy
No antonyms found.
The light-ship stood tall in the harbor, its beacon illuminating the treacherous waters.
The crew of the light-ship maintained a constant watch, guiding passing vessels safely.
The light emitted from the light-ship could be seen for miles, serving as a lifeline for ships at sea.
During storms, the light-ship remained steadfast, providing hope to sailors caught in the tempest.
