navigability Antonyms
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- jammed
- stopped-up-
- obstructed
- choked
- dammed
- stopped-up-
- closed
- clogged
- closed
- obstructed
- unnegotiable
- clogged
- plugged-up-
- dammed
- stuffed
- unpassable
- stuffed
- choked
- unpassable
- jammed
- plugged-up-
- unnegotiable
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Meaning of navigability
navigability (n)
the quality of being suitable for the passage of a ship or aircraft
navigability (n.)
The quality or condition of being navigable; navigableness.
navigability Sentence Examples
- The navigability of the Mississippi River is vital for transporting goods and services.
- The installation of a new lock will improve the navigability of the Grand Canal.
- The government is investing heavily in maintaining the navigability of our waterways.
- The shallow depth of the harbor limited the navigability of large vessels.
- The river's high sediment load posed a challenge to navigability.
- The bridge's structural damage compromised the navigability of the channel.
- The navigability of the river has been affected by climate change and rising sea levels.
- The harbor's navigability was restored after dredging operations removed sediment buildup.
- The navigable portion of the Amazon River extends thousands of miles inland.
- The navigability of the Suez Canal is of great economic significance for global shipping.
FAQs About the word navigability
the quality of being suitable for the passage of a ship or aircraftThe quality or condition of being navigable; navigableness.
negotiable,cleared, passable, clear, open,unobstructed, unstopped,unclogged, free, unclosed
congested, blocked,impassable, impassible, congested, blocked, impassable, impassible, jammed, stopped (up)
The navigability of the Mississippi River is vital for transporting goods and services.
The installation of a new lock will improve the navigability of the Grand Canal.
The government is investing heavily in maintaining the navigability of our waterways.
The shallow depth of the harbor limited the navigability of large vessels.
