navigerous Antonyms
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Meaning of navigerous
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navigerous (a.)
Bearing ships; capable of floating vessels.
navigerous Sentence Examples
- The intrepid pioneers traversed the navigerous rivers, seeking new frontiers to conquer.
- The navigerous channels of the lake system provided a safe passage for the ancient mariners.
- The ship's navigerous equipment allowed it to navigate the treacherous ocean currents with precision.
- The explorers relied on the navigerous stars to guide their path through the uncharted wilderness.
- The navigerous satellites provided accurate positioning information, ensuring a smooth journey for the travelers.
- The navigerous instruments on the dashboard assisted the driver in maneuvering through the complex urban roads.
- The navigerous system of the aircraft allowed the pilots to chart their course efficiently and avoid potential hazards.
- The navigerous drone flew autonomously, exploring the uncharted territories of the Arctic.
- The navigerous app on the smartphone guided the couple through the unfamiliar city streets.
- The navigerous radar system on the merchant ship detected the presence of obstacles and other vessels in the vicinity.
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Bearing ships; capable of floating vessels.
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The intrepid pioneers traversed the navigerous rivers, seeking new frontiers to conquer.
The navigerous channels of the lake system provided a safe passage for the ancient mariners.
The ship's navigerous equipment allowed it to navigate the treacherous ocean currents with precision.
The explorers relied on the navigerous stars to guide their path through the uncharted wilderness.
