roadsteads Antonyms
Meaning of roadsteads
roadsteads
a place less enclosed than a harbor where ships may ride at anchor
roadsteads Sentence Examples
- The calm waters of the roadstead provided a safe anchorage for the fleet.
- The roadstead was dotted with dozens of fishing boats, their nets casting wide.
- The lighthouse on the bluff guided ships to the safety of the roadstead.
- The roadstead was a strategic location for maritime trade and naval operations.
- The pirate's lair was hidden in the secluded coves and bays of the roadstead.
- The roadstead served as a temporary shelter for vessels seeking respite from inclement weather.
- The construction of a breakwater protected the roadstead from the force of the ocean storms.
- The roadstead's shallow waters allowed for safe mooring and the loading and unloading of goods.
- The roadstead was a popular destination for recreational sailors and fishermen alike.
- The roadstead's beauty drew tourists to admire its picturesque coastline and tranquil atmosphere.
FAQs About the word roadsteads
a place less enclosed than a harbor where ships may ride at anchor
harbors, sounds, inlets,roads, estuaries, ports, bays, fiords, straits, slues
No antonyms found.
The calm waters of the roadstead provided a safe anchorage for the fleet.
The roadstead was dotted with dozens of fishing boats, their nets casting wide.
The lighthouse on the bluff guided ships to the safety of the roadstead.
The roadstead was a strategic location for maritime trade and naval operations.
