moonsail (Meaning)
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moonsail (n.)
A sail sometimes carried in light winds, above a skysail.
Synonyms & Antonyms of moonsail
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moonsail Sentence Examples
- The graceful moonsail caught the gentle breeze, propelling the sailboat forward effortlessly.
- Sailors adjusted the moonsail's sheets to maximize its efficiency in driving the vessel.
- Beneath a shimmering full moon, the moonsail illuminated the deck with its ethereal glow.
- The moonsail provided an additional sail area, allowing the ship to make better progress in light winds.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the moonsail became a ghostly apparition in the twilight.
- The crew hoisted the moonsail with a rhythmic chant, their voices echoing across the water.
- The yacht's moonsail billowed like a tapestry, adding beauty to its speed and agility.
- With the moonsail raised, the boat surged forward, leaving a trail of white spume in its wake.
- The moonsail served as a beacon, guiding other vessels through the treacherous fog.
- The intricate rigging of the moonsail required skilled hands to maintain its peak performance.
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A sail sometimes carried in light winds, above a skysail.
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No antonyms found.
The graceful moonsail caught the gentle breeze, propelling the sailboat forward effortlessly.
Sailors adjusted the moonsail's sheets to maximize its efficiency in driving the vessel.
Beneath a shimmering full moon, the moonsail illuminated the deck with its ethereal glow.
The moonsail provided an additional sail area, allowing the ship to make better progress in light winds.
