Meaning & Definition of Seaworthy in English
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Seaworthy
Fit to be at sea; safe for sailing.
Pronunciation:
/ˈsiːˌwɜːrði/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: In a condition to withstand the conditions of the sea.
Example Sentence: The ship was thoroughly inspected and declared seaworthy before departure.
Definition: Suitable for use in maritime transport.
Example Sentence: The crew checked all equipment to ensure the vessel was seaworthy.
Etymology
Origin: From sea + worthy, meaning 'worthy or fit to be in the sea.'
Synonyms
fit for seaocean-worthysafeseafaring
Common Phrases and Expressions
- make a vessel seaworthy: to ensure that a ship is fit and safe to navigate the seas.
- seaworthy condition: the state or condition of being safe for maritime travel.
Translations
- Spanish: navegable
- French: navigable
- German: seetüchtig
- Russian: мореплавательный
Related Words
- nautical: related to ships, navigation, or sailors.
- maritime: connected with the sea, especially in relation to seaborne trade or naval matters.
- shipshape: in good order; neat and tidy, especially in relation to a ship.
Slang Meanings of seaworthy
Meaning: all shipshape
Example Sentence: The crew got everything all shipshape for the journey.