mooring anchor (Meaning)
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mooring anchor (n)
an anchor used to hold a mooring buoy or a channel marker in place
Synonyms & Antonyms of mooring anchor
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mooring anchor Sentence Examples
- The yacht swayed gently at its mooring, secured by a sturdy mooring anchor.
- The mooring anchor held the boat firmly in place, preventing it from drifting away.
- Sailors checked the mooring anchors regularly to ensure their safety and prevent accidents.
- The captain dropped the mooring anchor into the water to secure the vessel at the designated location.
- The mooring anchor was designed to withstand strong currents and tides to keep the boat stable.
- The crew hauled in the mooring anchor using a winch to retrieve the boat after a day's sail.
- A faulty mooring anchor could lead to a boat becoming stranded or adrift at sea.
- The boat's mooring anchor was embedded deeply into the seabed, providing a secure hold.
- Divers inspected the mooring anchors to assess their condition and ensure their reliability.
- The mooring anchor was a crucial component of the boat's safety and navigation system.
FAQs About the word mooring anchor
an anchor used to hold a mooring buoy or a channel marker in place
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No antonyms found.
The yacht swayed gently at its mooring, secured by a sturdy mooring anchor.
The mooring anchor held the boat firmly in place, preventing it from drifting away.
Sailors checked the mooring anchors regularly to ensure their safety and prevent accidents.
The captain dropped the mooring anchor into the water to secure the vessel at the designated location.
