navies (Meaning)

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navies (pl.)

of Navvy

of Navy

The navies of the world gathered in a grand display of maritime power.
The rival navies clashed in a fierce battle, their ships exchanging cannon fire.
The British Royal Navy established its dominance over the seas during the 18th century.
The United States Navy played a crucial role in the Allied victory in World War II.
Modern navies utilize advanced technology, including guided missiles and stealth ships.
Aircraft carriers are vital assets in the navies of major powers, providing aerial support and projection of force.
The navies of developing countries often face challenges such as lack of funding and outdated equipment.
Maritime cooperation between navies is essential for international security and stability.
The navies of NATO countries work closely together to protect the alliance from maritime threats.
The future of navies lies in technological advancements and the adaptation to changing geopolitical dynamics.

of Navvy, of Navy

fleets, armadas, convoys,flotillas, argosies, motorcades,caravans, trains, cavalcades, lines

No antonyms found.

The navies of the world gathered in a grand display of maritime power.

The rival navies clashed in a fierce battle, their ships exchanging cannon fire.

The British Royal Navy established its dominance over the seas during the 18th century.

The United States Navy played a crucial role in the Allied victory in World War II.