boatwoman (Meaning)
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boatwoman (n.)
A woman who manages a boat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boatwoman
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boatwoman Sentence Examples
- The boatwoman skillfully maneuvered the vessel through the narrow canal.
- As a seasoned boatwoman, she knew the river's currents like the back of her hand.
- The boatwoman greeted her passengers with a warm smile as they boarded the boat.
- With steady hands, the boatwoman expertly guided the ferry across the choppy waters.
- The boatwoman's knowledge of navigation made her a trusted captain on the lake.
- Despite the stormy weather, the experienced boatwoman remained calm and composed.
- As a young girl, she dreamed of becoming a boatwoman and sailing the open seas.
- The boatwoman shared fascinating stories about the history of the river with her passengers.
- In the early hours of the morning, the boatwoman began her journey down the tranquil river.
- The boatwoman's love for the water was evident in every graceful movement she made while steering the boat.
FAQs About the word boatwoman
A woman who manages a boat.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The boatwoman skillfully maneuvered the vessel through the narrow canal.
As a seasoned boatwoman, she knew the river's currents like the back of her hand.
The boatwoman greeted her passengers with a warm smile as they boarded the boat.
With steady hands, the boatwoman expertly guided the ferry across the choppy waters.
