inship (Meaning)
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inship (v. t.)
To embark.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inship
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inship Sentence Examples
- The strong inship between the captain and crew ensured a smooth sailing journey.
- Their inship had weathered many storms, making them an unbreakable bond.
- The inship program at the university provided students with hands-on experience in their chosen field.
- The internship fostered an inship between the mentor and the intern that proved invaluable.
- The new employee was welcomed into the team with open arms, fostering a sense of inship from the start.
- The inship between the two companies created a strong partnership that benefited both parties.
- The inship experience helped the aspiring artist develop a deep understanding of the industry.
- The inship program aimed to cultivate inship between participants from diverse backgrounds.
- The inship retreat brought together team members to strengthen their inship and align their goals.
- The inship between the teacher and students created a positive learning environment where everyone thrived.
FAQs About the word inship
To embark.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The strong inship between the captain and crew ensured a smooth sailing journey.
Their inship had weathered many storms, making them an unbreakable bond.
The inship program at the university provided students with hands-on experience in their chosen field.
The internship fostered an inship between the mentor and the intern that proved invaluable.
