circumnavigated (Meaning)

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circumnavigated (imp. & p. p.)

of Circumnavigate

After years of planning, the daring explorer finally circumnavigated the globe, etching their name in history.
Modern GPS technology makes it easier than ever to track a ship as it circumnavigates the Earth.
The tiny island, circumnavigated in just a few hours by kayak, felt like a world unto itself.
Inspired by Magellan, a new generation of sailors sets sail, hoping to circumnavigate in record time.
The migrating whales circumnavigated the polar ice cap, following a path etched in their instincts.
Studying the currents that circumnavigate the Earth is crucial for understanding global climate patterns.
Charles Darwin's journey on the HMS Beagle circumnavigated the globe, forever changing his view on the natural world.
Hot air balloonists dream of the day technology allows them to circumnavigate the Earth, carried by the winds.
Scientists are studying the impact of plastic pollution on marine life, with some plastics having already circumnavigated the oceans.
As the first woman to solo circumnavigate the globe nonstop, she became an inspiration for breaking down barriers.

of Circumnavigate

orbited,circled, crossed, traversed, encircled, rounded, circuited, girdled,circumvented, ringed

met, faced,met, faced, confronted, confronted, pursued, accepted, embraced,sought

After years of planning, the daring explorer finally circumnavigated the globe, etching their name in history.

Modern GPS technology makes it easier than ever to track a ship as it circumnavigates the Earth.

The tiny island, circumnavigated in just a few hours by kayak, felt like a world unto itself.

Inspired by Magellan, a new generation of sailors sets sail, hoping to circumnavigate in record time.