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English adjective: seafaring | |||
| 1. | seafaring used on the high seas | ||
| Samples | Seafaring vessels. | ||
| Synonyms | oceangoing, seagoing | ||
| Similar | marine | ||
English noun: seafaring | |||
| 1. | seafaring (act) the work of a sailor | ||
| Synonyms | navigation, sailing | ||
| Broader (hypernym) | employment, work | ||
| Narrower (hyponym) | cabotage | ||
| Part holonym | steerage, steering | ||
| Domain category members | accommodation ladder, atrip, aweigh, beam-ends, becket, bell, bilge well, bitter end, capsizing, chip, close to the wind, close-hauled, deadeye, escutcheon, fireroom, fore, fore-and-aft, jack ladder, Jacob's ladder, laniard, lanyard, lead line, leg, luff, mainsheet, overhead, pilot ladder, ratlin, ratline, rigged, rudder, sea ladder, sea steps, sheet, ship's bell, shroud, sounding line, spun yarn, stand out, starboard, stay, steerageway, sternpost, stokehold, stokehole, tack, tack, tacking, towing line, towing rope, towline, towrope, unrigged, weather sheet | ||
| 2. | seafaring (act) travel by water | ||
| Synonyms | water travel | ||
| Broader (hypernym) | travel, traveling, travelling | ||
| Narrower (hyponym) | boating, ocean trip, sailing, voyage, yachting | ||
| Domain category members | shipwreck | ||
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