lodesman Antonyms
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Meaning of lodesman
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lodesman (n.)
A pilot.
Same as Loadsman.
lodesman Sentence Examples
- The lodesman guided the galleon through the treacherous straits.
- His expertise in navigating the treacherous waters made him an invaluable lodesman.
- The lodesman's knowledge of the shifting currents and seamarks ensured the ship's safe passage.
- The captain relied heavily on the lodesman's experience and skill in reading the sea.
- The lodesman's intricate knowledge of the coastline allowed him to navigate even in the darkest of nights.
- The ship's lodesman had a keen eye for spotting landmarks and interpreting subtle changes in the water.
- The lodesman's role in guiding ships was crucial for the success of maritime trade.
- The old lodesman's tales of seafaring adventures captivated the young sailors.
- The lodesman's navigational skills were honed over years of traversing treacherous seas.
- The lodesman's understanding of the celestial bodies guided the ship across vast oceans.
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A pilot., Same as Loadsman.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lodesman guided the galleon through the treacherous straits.
His expertise in navigating the treacherous waters made him an invaluable lodesman.
The lodesman's knowledge of the shifting currents and seamarks ensured the ship's safe passage.
The captain relied heavily on the lodesman's experience and skill in reading the sea.
