radeau (Meaning)

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radeau (n.)

A float; a raft.

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During the torrential downpour, the family sought refuge on a makeshift radeau.
The intrepid explorers embarked on a perilous journey down the river, their only vessel a flimsy radeau.
The fishermen cast their nets from the safety of their sturdy radeau, hoping for a bountiful catch.
As the sun began its descent, the villagers gathered on the banks of the river, their radeaux floating idly by.
The children squealed with delight as they paddled their miniature radeaux across the sparkling pond.
The floodwaters had devastated the village, leaving only a few shattered houses and overturned radeaux.
The radeau slowly drifted downstream, carrying with it the hopes and dreams of those who had escaped the turmoil.
The soldiers used radeaux to cross the treacherous moat, their swords glinting in the moonlight.
The broken radeau lay abandoned on the beach, a testament to the hardships endured by its former occupants.
The refugees constructed radeaux from whatever materials they could find, desperate to reach safety across the treacherous seas.

A float; a raft.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

During the torrential downpour, the family sought refuge on a makeshift radeau.

The intrepid explorers embarked on a perilous journey down the river, their only vessel a flimsy radeau.

The fishermen cast their nets from the safety of their sturdy radeau, hoping for a bountiful catch.

As the sun began its descent, the villagers gathered on the banks of the river, their radeaux floating idly by.