man-of-war (Meaning)

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man-of-war (n)

a warship intended for combat

large siphonophore having a bladderlike float and stinging tentacles

man-of-war Sentence Examples

  1. The majestic man-of-war glided through the azure waters, its venomous tentacles trailing behind.
  2. The Portuguese man-of-war, despite its delicate appearance, is a deadly creature with a powerful sting.
  3. Sailors feared the man-of-war, known to inflict excruciating pain on its victims.
  4. The man-of-war's translucent body and iridescent sails made it a mesmerizing spectacle to behold.
  5. The blue man-of-war, found in tropical waters, has the most venomous sting among jellyfish species.
  6. The man-of-war's complex biological structure consists of a polyp colony specialized for different functions.
  7. Despite its formidable defenses, the man-of-war is vulnerable to predation by the leatherback sea turtle.
  8. The man-of-war serves as a reminder of the intricate and often dangerous beauty found in the marine ecosystem.
  9. The Portuguese man-of-war, technically not a jellyfish, has a unique gas-filled float that enables it to stay afloat.
  10. Researchers study the venom of the man-of-war, hoping to harness its potential for medical advancements.

FAQs About the word man-of-war

a warship intended for combat, large siphonophore having a bladderlike float and stinging tentacles

aircraft carrier, trader, barge, cruiser, lightship, ship, ferryboat, containership, flagship, watercraft

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The majestic man-of-war glided through the azure waters, its venomous tentacles trailing behind.

The Portuguese man-of-war, despite its delicate appearance, is a deadly creature with a powerful sting.

Sailors feared the man-of-war, known to inflict excruciating pain on its victims.

The man-of-war's translucent body and iridescent sails made it a mesmerizing spectacle to behold.