seamanship (Meaning)
Wordnet
seamanship (n)
skill in sailing
Webster
seamanship (n.)
The skill of a good seaman; the art, or skill in the art, of working a ship.
Synonyms & Antonyms of seamanship
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seamanship Sentence Examples
- The captain's impeccable seamanship enabled him to navigate through treacherous waters with ease.
- The crew's lack of seamanship led to a disastrous encounter with a rogue wave.
- The admiral's seamanship skills earned him widespread respect among his peers.
- The sailor's superior seamanship allowed him to handle the vessel even in the roughest conditions.
- The instructor's seamanship lessons proved invaluable to the aspiring navigators.
- The handbook on seamanship provided essential guidance for novice sailors.
- The ship's performance was a testament to the captain's exceptional seamanship.
- The crew underwent rigorous training to enhance their seamanship abilities.
- The seaworthiness of the vessel depended on the crew's proficiency in seamanship.
- The maritime industry placed great emphasis on seamanship and the safety of sailors.
FAQs About the word seamanship
skill in sailingThe skill of a good seaman; the art, or skill in the art, of working a ship.
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The captain's impeccable seamanship enabled him to navigate through treacherous waters with ease.
The crew's lack of seamanship led to a disastrous encounter with a rogue wave.
The admiral's seamanship skills earned him widespread respect among his peers.
The sailor's superior seamanship allowed him to handle the vessel even in the roughest conditions.
