shiploads (Meaning)

shiploads

as much or as many as will fill or load a ship, as much or as many as a ship will hold, an indefinitely large amount or number

The arrival of shiploads of grain brought relief to the starving populace.
Cargo ships hauled shiploads of goods across the vast ocean.
The maritime industry transported shiploads of oil to fuel the world's economies.
Explorers returned from the New World with shiploads of gold and spices.
The slave trade brought shiploads of human cargo to foreign lands.
Shiploads of refugees sought asylum from war-torn countries.
Hurricanes ripped through the harbor, destroying shiploads of merchandise.
The company imported shiploads of lumber to construct new homes.
The military gathered shiploads of weapons and supplies for the upcoming conflict.
Tourists marveled at the shiploads of souvenirs they brought back from their cruise.

as much or as many as will fill or load a ship, as much or as many as a ship will hold, an indefinitely large amount or number

bunches, bundles, piles, slews, deals,loads, hundreds, chunks, rafts, dozens

peanuts, licks, scruples, flecks, traces, shadows, mites, particles, handfuls, sprinklings

The arrival of shiploads of grain brought relief to the starving populace.

Cargo ships hauled shiploads of goods across the vast ocean.

The maritime industry transported shiploads of oil to fuel the world's economies.

Explorers returned from the New World with shiploads of gold and spices.