refitment (Meaning)
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refitment (n.)
The act of refitting, or the state of being refitted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of refitment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
refitment Sentence Examples
- The vessel underwent an extensive refitment to enhance its capabilities.
- The refitment involved overhauling the engine, upgrading the electrical systems, and installing new navigation equipment.
- During the refitment, the shipyard removed the old flooring and installed a more modern and durable material.
- To improve the vessel's fuel efficiency, the refitment included the installation of a new propeller.
- The refitment of the aircraft carrier took over a year to complete and involved thousands of workers.
- The refitment process included the installation of a new radar system, upgraded weapons systems, and enhanced communications capabilities.
- The refitment of the submarine enabled it to operate at greater depths and for longer durations.
- The refitment of the historic ship was a labor of love for the crew who wanted to restore it to its former glory.
- The refitment of the racing yacht involved replacing the sails, upgrading the rigging, and installing a new engine.
- The refitment of the laboratory equipment included updating the software, replacing outdated components, and installing safety features.
FAQs About the word refitment
The act of refitting, or the state of being refitted.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vessel underwent an extensive refitment to enhance its capabilities.
The refitment involved overhauling the engine, upgrading the electrical systems, and installing new navigation equipment.
During the refitment, the shipyard removed the old flooring and installed a more modern and durable material.
To improve the vessel's fuel efficiency, the refitment included the installation of a new propeller.
