foreship (Meaning)
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foreship (n.)
The fore part of a ship.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foreship
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foreship Sentence Examples
- The foreship of the vessel surged forward, cleaving through the choppy waters.
- Sailors worked tirelessly on the foreship, preparing for the upcoming storm.
- The foreship had sustained severe damage in the collision, rendering it inoperable.
- The bowsprit extended from the foreship, supporting the sails that propelled the ship.
- The foreship of the galleon was heavily fortified with cannons, making it a formidable sight.
- Lookouts perched atop the foreship, scanning the horizon for any sign of danger.
- The crew used the foreship to haul in fishing nets and load cargo.
- The foreship was the most exposed part of the boat, enduring the full force of the waves.
- The passengers gathered on the foreship to watch the sun set over the ocean.
- The shape of the foreship played a crucial role in determining the ship's speed and maneuverability.
FAQs About the word foreship
The fore part of a ship.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The foreship of the vessel surged forward, cleaving through the choppy waters.
Sailors worked tirelessly on the foreship, preparing for the upcoming storm.
The foreship had sustained severe damage in the collision, rendering it inoperable.
The bowsprit extended from the foreship, supporting the sails that propelled the ship.
