minelaying (Meaning)
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minelaying (n)
laying explosive mines in concealed places to destroy enemy personnel and equipment
Synonyms & Antonyms of minelaying
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minelaying Sentence Examples
- The warship stealthily executed minelaying operations along the enemy coast.
- The minelaying vessel planted explosives beneath the water to deter enemy ships.
- The covert minelaying mission aimed to disrupt enemy navigation and supply routes.
- The submarine's minelaying capabilities allowed it to inflict significant damage without engaging in direct combat.
- The minelaying zone was carefully marked to prevent friendly vessels from being endangered.
- The explosion of a sea mine laid by the enemy crippled a vital merchant ship.
- The minelaying operation played a crucial role in the naval blockade of the enemy port.
- The threat of minelaying effectively prevented enemy warships from entering the contested waters.
- The minelaying technology had advanced significantly since the days of wooden sailing ships.
- The minelaying tactics employed by the navy were designed to maximize the impact and minimize the risk to civilians.
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laying explosive mines in concealed places to destroy enemy personnel and equipment
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The warship stealthily executed minelaying operations along the enemy coast.
The minelaying vessel planted explosives beneath the water to deter enemy ships.
The covert minelaying mission aimed to disrupt enemy navigation and supply routes.
The submarine's minelaying capabilities allowed it to inflict significant damage without engaging in direct combat.
