merchant ship (Meaning)

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merchant ship (n)

a cargo ship

The merchant ship sailed through the bustling waters of the harbor, laden with goods from distant lands.
The crew of the merchant ship worked tirelessly, loading and unloading cargo to ensure a smooth voyage.
The captain of the merchant ship skillfully guided his vessel through treacherous waters, avoiding any potential hazards.
Pirates lay in wait for the unsuspecting merchant ship, hoping to plunder its valuable cargo.
The merchant ship encountered stormy seas, but its sturdy hull weathered the tempest without incident.
The merchant ship's destination was a remote island where exotic spices and precious metals were traded.
The hold of the merchant ship was filled with bales of cotton, sacks of grain, and crates of manufactured goods.
The merchant ship played a vital role in transporting goods between different regions, fostering economic prosperity.
The merchant ship's crew consisted of sailors, navigators, and engineers, each with their own essential role to play.
The merchant ship was a lifeline for isolated communities, bringing supplies and connecting them to the wider world.

a cargo ship

tanker, man-o'-war, steamship, transport, watercraft, ferryboat, trader, freighter, warship, cutter

No antonyms found.

The merchant ship sailed through the bustling waters of the harbor, laden with goods from distant lands.

The crew of the merchant ship worked tirelessly, loading and unloading cargo to ensure a smooth voyage.

The captain of the merchant ship skillfully guided his vessel through treacherous waters, avoiding any potential hazards.

Pirates lay in wait for the unsuspecting merchant ship, hoping to plunder its valuable cargo.