naval campaign (Meaning)
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naval campaign (n)
an operation conducted primarily by naval forces in order to gain or extend or maintain control of the sea
Synonyms & Antonyms of naval campaign
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naval campaign Sentence Examples
- The naval campaign comprised an audacious amphibious assault on enemy shores.
- The Allies' naval campaign aimed to establish control over key sea lanes.
- The enemy's naval campaign was hampered by a lack of supplies and manpower.
- The outcome of the naval campaign played a pivotal role in the war's overall strategy.
- The secrecy surrounding the naval campaign contributed to its initial success.
- The naval campaign's failure resulted in the loss of vital territory.
- The commander's bold leadership during the naval campaign earned him accolades.
- The naval campaign was characterized by intense battles and heavy casualties on both sides.
- The naval campaign's logistical challenges proved to be insurmountable.
- The naval campaign's legacy continues to influence modern maritime warfare tactics.
FAQs About the word naval campaign
an operation conducted primarily by naval forces in order to gain or extend or maintain control of the sea
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The naval campaign comprised an audacious amphibious assault on enemy shores.
The Allies' naval campaign aimed to establish control over key sea lanes.
The enemy's naval campaign was hampered by a lack of supplies and manpower.
The outcome of the naval campaign played a pivotal role in the war's overall strategy.
