argosies (Meaning)

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argosies (pl.)

of Argosy

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The port was bustling with activity as argosies from distant lands docked, unloading their exotic goods.
Tales of wealthy merchants sailing on grand argosies filled the imaginations of young sailors.
The Queen's navy escorted the argosies, protecting them from pirates lurking in the waters.
The captain proudly commanded the largest argosy in the fleet, laden with treasures from across the seas.
Each argosy brought with it a wealth of spices, silks, and precious metals, enriching the kingdom's coffers.
The sight of the majestic argosies approaching the harbor filled the townsfolk with anticipation.
Mariners eagerly awaited the return of the argosies, eager to hear stories of distant lands and exotic encounters.
The argosies sailed under the banner of the merchant guild, a symbol of prosperity and trade.
Stormy seas threatened to engulf the argosies, testing the skill and bravery of their crews.
The marketplace buzzed with activity as merchants bartered goods brought by the argosies, creating a vibrant tapestry of commerce.

of Argosy

wellsprings,repositories, mines, cornucopias, treasure troves, gold mines, hoards, storehouses, armories,treasure-houses

black holes,black holes,, sinkholes,sinkholes

The port was bustling with activity as argosies from distant lands docked, unloading their exotic goods.

Tales of wealthy merchants sailing on grand argosies filled the imaginations of young sailors.

The Queen's navy escorted the argosies, protecting them from pirates lurking in the waters.

The captain proudly commanded the largest argosy in the fleet, laden with treasures from across the seas.