torpedoist (Meaning)
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torpedoist (n.)
One skilled in the theory or use of torpedoes; also, one who favors the use of torpedoes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of torpedoist
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torpedoist Sentence Examples
- The torpedoist stealthily approached the enemy vessel, aiming to deliver a devastating blow.
- The submarine's torpedoist carefully calculated the trajectory before launching the projectile.
- The skilled torpedoist deftly maneuvered the weapon, skillfully avoiding enemy defenses.
- The relentless torpedoist continued to fire, impervious to danger, determined to sink the opposing ship.
- The stealthy torpedoist infiltrated enemy waters undetected, posing a grave threat to their fleet.
- The experienced torpedoist had a reputation for精准, consistently striking his targets with alarming precision.
- The elite torpedoist unit was tasked with the perilous mission of neutralizing the enemy's flagship.
- The valiant torpedoist sacrificed his life to ensure the success of the naval operation.
- The torpedoist's expertise played a pivotal role in the decisive naval victory.
- The formidable torpedoist's reputation struck fear into the hearts of enemy sailors.
FAQs About the word torpedoist
One skilled in the theory or use of torpedoes; also, one who favors the use of torpedoes.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The torpedoist stealthily approached the enemy vessel, aiming to deliver a devastating blow.
The submarine's torpedoist carefully calculated the trajectory before launching the projectile.
The skilled torpedoist deftly maneuvered the weapon, skillfully avoiding enemy defenses.
The relentless torpedoist continued to fire, impervious to danger, determined to sink the opposing ship.
