shipwrecking (Meaning)

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shipwrecking (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Shipwreck

No weak antonyms found.

The tempestuous seas proved to be shipwrecking for the vessel.
The coral reefs lurked beneath the waves, shipwrecking the unsuspecting boat.
The sudden storm sent the ship hurtling into the rocky shore, resulting in a shipwrecking disaster.
The captain's reckless navigation led to the shipwrecking of his vessel on uncharted waters.
The crew fought valiantly against the relentless waves, but their efforts were futile in the face of the shipwrecking fate.
The shipwrecking of the Mayflower left the Pilgrims stranded on the shores of a new land.
The shipwrecking of the Titanic remains one of the most infamous maritime disasters in history.
The shipwrecking of the Lusitania during World War I sparked international outrage.
The shipwrecking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald in Lake Superior remains a haunting mystery to this day.
The shipwrecking of the Exxon Valdez had devastating environmental consequences for the Alaskan coastline.

of Shipwreck

wrecking, sinking, wreck, shipwreck,wreckage, beaching, grounding, foundering,stranding

salvage, recovery,recovery, salvage,salvaging, salvaging,

The tempestuous seas proved to be shipwrecking for the vessel.

The coral reefs lurked beneath the waves, shipwrecking the unsuspecting boat.

The sudden storm sent the ship hurtling into the rocky shore, resulting in a shipwrecking disaster.

The captain's reckless navigation led to the shipwrecking of his vessel on uncharted waters.