shipshape (Meaning)
shipshape (s)
of places; characterized by order and neatness; free from disorder
shipshape (a.)
Arranged in a manner befitting a ship; hence, trim; tidy; orderly.
shipshape (adv.)
In a shipshape or seamanlike manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of shipshape
shipshape Sentence Examples
- The ship's deck was shipshape, with everything neatly arranged and no clutter in sight.
- After the storm, the sailors worked tirelessly to get the ship back into shipshape condition.
- The admiral inspected the fleet and was pleased to find all the ships shipshape and ready for deployment.
- The captain ordered the crew to keep the ship shipshape at all times.
- The ship sailed through the treacherous waters with ease, thanks to its shipshape design and construction.
- The crew had a reputation for keeping the ship shipshape and spick-and-span.
- The shipyard workers spent countless hours ensuring that the newly built ship was shipshape before delivering it to the client.
- The harbormaster conducted regular inspections to ensure that all the boats in the marina were shipshape and safe to sail.
- The old wooden ship had seen better days, but with a little love and care, it could be restored to its former shipshape glory.
- The cruise ship was designed to provide a luxurious and shipshape experience for its passengers.
FAQs About the word shipshape
of places; characterized by order and neatness; free from disorderArranged in a manner befitting a ship; hence, trim; tidy; orderly., In a shipshape or seamanli
tidy, neat, trim, tidied, picked up,orderly, trig, organized, well-groomed, kempt
filthy, disordered, unkempt, disorderly, seedy, slovenly, filthy, messy,untidy, slovenly
The ship's deck was shipshape, with everything neatly arranged and no clutter in sight.
After the storm, the sailors worked tirelessly to get the ship back into shipshape condition.
The admiral inspected the fleet and was pleased to find all the ships shipshape and ready for deployment.
The captain ordered the crew to keep the ship shipshape at all times.
