dismast (Meaning)
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dismast (v. t.)
To deprive of a mast of masts; to break and carry away the masts from; as, a storm dismasted the ship.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dismast
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dismast Sentence Examples
- The mighty oak stood tall and proud until a ferocious storm dismast it, leaving it a splintered hulk.
- The pirate ship was dismast during a fierce battle, rendering it defenseless against the relentless waves.
- The dismast vessel drifted aimlessly at sea, a haunting reminder of the perils of seafaring.
- The sailors watched in horror as their ship was dismast, their hopes of a safe return to shore dwindling.
- The dismast ship tossed and turned violently in the raging sea, its crew clinging desperately to whatever they could.
- The dismast fishing boat was a pitiful sight, its once proud sails now tattered and torn, its hull battered and broken.
- The dismast sailboat was a poignant symbol of the frailty of human endeavors against the unyielding forces of nature.
- The dismast yacht lay beached on the rocky shore, a sad testament to the unforgiving nature of the ocean.
- The dismast cargo ship was a hazard to navigation, its hulking presence a warning to other vessels.
- The dismast warship was a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of war, its once mighty cannons now silent.
FAQs About the word dismast
To deprive of a mast of masts; to break and carry away the masts from; as, a storm dismasted the ship.
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The mighty oak stood tall and proud until a ferocious storm dismast it, leaving it a splintered hulk.
The pirate ship was dismast during a fierce battle, rendering it defenseless against the relentless waves.
The dismast vessel drifted aimlessly at sea, a haunting reminder of the perils of seafaring.
The sailors watched in horror as their ship was dismast, their hopes of a safe return to shore dwindling.
