took ship Synonyms

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to set out on a voyage by ship

The intrepid travelers took ship from Plymouth, embarking on a perilous journey to the New World.
In the bustling harbor, the weary pilgrims took ship for a new chapter in their lives.
With heavy hearts, the exiles took ship for a distant land, forever leaving their homeland behind.
The merchant took ship to distant shores, seeking exotic goods to fill his coffers.
The admiral took ship with a formidable fleet, determined to conquer the vast ocean.
The scientist took ship on an expedition to remote islands, searching for rare and undiscovered species.
The adventurer took ship on a whim, eager to explore the uncharted territories of the globe.
With trepidation, the young immigrant took ship for a foreign land, hoping to find a better life.
The refugees took ship in desperation, fleeing war and persecution.
The colonists took ship for a distant continent, seeking freedom and opportunity.

to set out on a voyage by ship

sailed, made sail, shipped (out),ferried, voyaged, navigated, boated, cruised, coasted, canoed

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The intrepid travelers took ship from Plymouth, embarking on a perilous journey to the New World.

In the bustling harbor, the weary pilgrims took ship for a new chapter in their lives.

With heavy hearts, the exiles took ship for a distant land, forever leaving their homeland behind.

The merchant took ship to distant shores, seeking exotic goods to fill his coffers.