capsize (Meaning)
capsize (v)
overturn accidentally
capsize (v. t. & i.)
To upset or overturn, as a vessel or other body.
capsize (n.)
An upset or overturn.
Synonyms & Antonyms of capsize
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capsize Sentence Examples
- The boat began to capsize as the strong winds and waves battered its hull.
- A sudden shift in weight caused the small canoe to capsize, throwing its occupants into the water.
- The overloaded cargo ship was at risk of capsizing in the stormy sea.
- The fishing vessel narrowly avoided capsizing when the crew managed to stabilize it with additional ballast.
- The kayak capsized when the paddler lost their balance while navigating through rough waters.
- The sailboat capsized when a rogue wave struck it broadside.
- The rescue team rushed to the scene when they received reports of a boat about to capsize in the river.
- Capsizing can occur if a vessel's center of gravity is too high or if it encounters extreme weather conditions.
- The lifeboat was launched just in time to rescue the passengers of the capsized ferry.
- Sailors are trained in how to react quickly and effectively if their vessel begins to capsize in order to minimize the risk of injury or loss of life.
FAQs About the word capsize
overturn accidentallyTo upset or overturn, as a vessel or other body., An upset or overturn.
keel, upset, collapse,overturn, fall, topple, careen, overthrow, tilt, overset
right, right,stand up, raise, stand up, raise, erect, straighten (up), erect,straighten (up)
The boat began to capsize as the strong winds and waves battered its hull.
A sudden shift in weight caused the small canoe to capsize, throwing its occupants into the water.
The overloaded cargo ship was at risk of capsizing in the stormy sea.
The fishing vessel narrowly avoided capsizing when the crew managed to stabilize it with additional ballast.
