carvel (Meaning)
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carvel (n.)
Same as Caravel.
A species of jellyfish; sea blubber.
Synonyms & Antonyms of carvel
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
carvel Sentence Examples
- The carvel construction technique involves planking the hull over a skeleton frame.
- Carvel-built boats typically have smooth hulls with flush seams between the planks.
- The carvel method of shipbuilding became popular during the Renaissance.
- The carvel design offers a sleek and efficient hull shape for sailing vessels.
- Mariners appreciated the speed and stability of carvel-built ships.
- The shipwright meticulously crafted each plank to fit seamlessly in the carvel construction.
- Carvel-built ships were often favored for their durability and seaworthiness.
- The carvel technique allows for greater flexibility in hull design compared to clinker construction.
- The sleek lines of the carvel hull sliced through the water effortlessly.
- Today, many modern boats and yachts are constructed using the carvel method.
FAQs About the word carvel
Same as Caravel., A species of jellyfish; sea blubber.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The carvel construction technique involves planking the hull over a skeleton frame.
Carvel-built boats typically have smooth hulls with flush seams between the planks.
The carvel method of shipbuilding became popular during the Renaissance.
The carvel design offers a sleek and efficient hull shape for sailing vessels.
