steersman Antonyms
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Meaning of steersman
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steersman (n)
the person who steers a ship
steersman Sentence Examples
- As the storm raged, the skilled steersman guided the ship through the treacherous waters with unwavering precision.
- The seasoned steersman swiftly turned the vessel's helm to avoid a collision with a submerged object.
- The steersman's keen eyesight allowed him to navigate the winding river with ease, avoiding hidden obstacles.
- With a steady hand, the steersman maneuvered the yacht through the bustling harbor filled with other vessels.
- The young steersman had a natural instinct for guiding ships, and his calm demeanor inspired confidence in his crew.
- During the night watch, the steersman stood at the helm, keeping a vigilant eye on the horizon for any potential hazards.
- The experienced steersman skillfully maneuvered the fishing boat into the perfect position for casting their nets.
- As the ferry approached the dock, the steersman expertly guided it towards a smooth landing.
- The steersman's quick reflexes saved the day when a rogue wave suddenly appeared, threatening to swamp the boat.
- The steersman's unwavering focus and steady hand ensured a safe and tranquil voyage across the open sea.
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the person who steers a ship
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As the storm raged, the skilled steersman guided the ship through the treacherous waters with unwavering precision.
The seasoned steersman swiftly turned the vessel's helm to avoid a collision with a submerged object.
The steersman's keen eyesight allowed him to navigate the winding river with ease, avoiding hidden obstacles.
With a steady hand, the steersman maneuvered the yacht through the bustling harbor filled with other vessels.
