anchorable (Meaning)

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anchorable (a.)

Fit for anchorage.

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The sheltered cove was deemed anchorable, providing a secure spot for boats to moor in calm waters.
Before setting sail, the captain surveyed the nautical charts to identify anchorable locations along the planned route.
The experienced sailor knew the importance of choosing anchorable spots with a suitable bottom for a secure hold.
The bay's sandy bottom made it highly anchorable, attracting boaters seeking a peaceful and stable anchoring experience.
Boaters often prefer anchorable bays with scenic views, creating a serene environment for relaxation.
The harbor master recommended anchorable areas to visiting sailors, ensuring a pleasant stay for their vessels.
The explorers found an anchorable inlet where they could safely dock their expedition vessel for the night.
Sailors exchanged tips on anchorable locations, sharing their favorite hidden gems for a tranquil anchoring experience.
The marina's well-maintained facilities and anchorable spaces made it a popular destination for boating enthusiasts.
Navigating the coastal waters, the crew identified various anchorable spots that offered both safety and picturesque surroundings.

Fit for anchorage.

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The sheltered cove was deemed anchorable, providing a secure spot for boats to moor in calm waters.

Before setting sail, the captain surveyed the nautical charts to identify anchorable locations along the planned route.

The experienced sailor knew the importance of choosing anchorable spots with a suitable bottom for a secure hold.

The bay's sandy bottom made it highly anchorable, attracting boaters seeking a peaceful and stable anchoring experience.