maiden voyage (Meaning)
Wordnet
maiden voyage (n)
the first voyage of its kind
Synonyms & Antonyms of maiden voyage
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maiden voyage Sentence Examples
- The captain anxiously prepared for the maiden voyage of his newly constructed vessel.
- The crew eagerly counted down the days until the maiden voyage of their state-of-the-art submarine.
- The maiden voyage of the prototype aircraft generated significant anticipation within the aviation industry.
- The young astronaut couldn't contain her excitement as she prepared for the maiden voyage of the space shuttle.
- The maiden voyage of the luxury cruise ship was a grand affair, attracting celebrities and media from around the world.
- The explorer meticulously planned the maiden voyage of his sailboat, hoping to discover uncharted waters.
- The maiden voyage of the autonomous vehicle sparked both excitement and apprehension about the future of transportation.
- The maiden voyage of the experimental drone tested the limits of aerial technology.
- The maiden voyage of the handcrafted violin showcased the exquisite craftsmanship and beautiful sound of the instrument.
- The author nervously awaited the maiden voyage of their debut novel, eager for it to reach readers.
FAQs About the word maiden voyage
the first voyage of its kind
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The captain anxiously prepared for the maiden voyage of his newly constructed vessel.
The crew eagerly counted down the days until the maiden voyage of their state-of-the-art submarine.
The maiden voyage of the prototype aircraft generated significant anticipation within the aviation industry.
The young astronaut couldn't contain her excitement as she prepared for the maiden voyage of the space shuttle.
