dirigible (Meaning)
Wordnet
dirigible (n)
a steerable self-propelled aircraft
Wordnet
dirigible (s)
capable of being steered or directed
Webster
dirigible (a.)
Capable of being directed; steerable; as, a dirigible balloon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dirigible
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dirigible Sentence Examples
- The massive dirigible glided effortlessly across the vast expanse of the sky.
- During World War I, dirigibles played a crucial role in aerial reconnaissance.
- The Hindenburg was the largest and most famous dirigible ever built.
- Disaster struck when the Hindenburg caught fire while attempting to dock in Lakehurst, New Jersey.
- The demise of the dirigible marked the end of an era of airship transportation.
- Modern technology has allowed for the development of modern dirigibles with improved safety features.
- Engineers have designed dirigibles with innovative shapes and propulsion systems.
- Dirigibles are once again used for various purposes, including advertising, scientific research, and tourism.
- The latest generation of dirigibles promises to revolutionize air travel with their eco-friendliness and long-range capabilities.
- Dirigibles remain a captivating sight in the sky, embodying both the past and future of aviation.
FAQs About the word dirigible
a steerable self-propelled aircraft, capable of being steered or directedCapable of being directed; steerable; as, a dirigible balloon.
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The massive dirigible glided effortlessly across the vast expanse of the sky.
During World War I, dirigibles played a crucial role in aerial reconnaissance.
The Hindenburg was the largest and most famous dirigible ever built.
Disaster struck when the Hindenburg caught fire while attempting to dock in Lakehurst, New Jersey.
