roadstead Antonyms
Meaning of roadstead
Wordnet
roadstead (n)
a partly sheltered anchorage
Webster
roadstead (n.)
An anchorage off shore. Same as Road, 4.
roadstead Sentence Examples
- The ship anchored in the sheltered roadstead, out of the reach of the raging storm.
- The island's roadstead provided a safe haven for vessels seeking refuge from the open sea.
- The naval fleet assembled at the roadstead, preparing for an impending invasion.
- The fishing boats returned to the roadstead at dusk, laden with their catch.
- The roadstead was the focal point of the harbor, where ships from afar congregated.
- The town's economy flourished thanks to the nearby roadstead, which attracted maritime trade.
- The construction of a breakwater enhanced the safety and accessibility of the roadstead.
- The roadstead was designated as a protected waterway, prohibiting unauthorized access.
- The remains of ancient shipwrecks were discovered in the depths of the roadstead, revealing its rich maritime history.
- The picturesque roadstead became a popular destination for tourists and nature enthusiasts alike.
FAQs About the word roadstead
a partly sheltered anchorageAn anchorage off shore. Same as Road, 4.
inlet,port, harbor, estuary, bay, fiord, cove, creek, loch, arm
No antonyms found.
The ship anchored in the sheltered roadstead, out of the reach of the raging storm.
The island's roadstead provided a safe haven for vessels seeking refuge from the open sea.
The naval fleet assembled at the roadstead, preparing for an impending invasion.
The fishing boats returned to the roadstead at dusk, laden with their catch.
