Thesaurus / portaged
FEEDBACKsynonyms for portaged
synonyms for portaged
- fetch
- haul
- heft
- hoist
- lug
- bear
- bring
- cart
- channel
- conduct
- convey
- convoy
- displace
- ferry
- freight
- funnel
- give
- import
- lift
- move
- pack
- pipe
- portage
- relay
- relocate
- remove
- shift
- shoulder
- sustain
- take
- transfer
- transmit
- transplant
- transport
- truck
- waft
- schlepp
- traject
antonyms for portaged
MOST RELEVANT
- abstain
- avoid
- discontinue
- disenchant
- dodge
- drop
- fix
- hold
- keep
- leave
- maintain
- receive
- refrain
- refuse
- remain
- repulse
- shun
- stay
- stop
- withhold
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
How to use portaged in a sentence
This train took me and my men on and stopped at Gemai where we found several boats which had been portaged on cars.
OUR CAUGHNAWAGAS IN EGYPTLOUIS JACKSONThe bulk of the provisions and the heavier outfit for the trails, made up into easily portaged packs, were stowed in the boat.
THE GAUNT GRAY WOLFDILLON WALLACEOne or two short caons they portaged, dragging the heavy dugout through the brush by main strength.
NORTH OF FIFTY-THREEBERTRAND W. SINCLAIRIn places timber-falls blocked the passage of the narrow stream, and the boats and canoes were portaged around.
ADVENTUREJACK LONDONHere it was necessary that both boats should be unloaded and the entire outfit be portaged to the far end of the island.
ON THE EDGE OF THE ARCTICHARRY LINCOLN SAYLERThese we approached with the greatest care, and portaged around the worst places.
THE LONG LABRADOR TRAILDILLON WALLACEThen, if necessary, some or all of the cargo is taken out and portaged to the next 'steady' in the river.
ALL AFLOATWILLIAM WOODIn a few loads each, the stuff was portaged across, and the canoe was carried over and moored to the bank.
ROLF IN THE WOODSERNEST THOMPSON SETONThere are no rapids on important rivers in temperate America that have not been portaged more or less for ages.
ROLF IN THE WOODSERNEST THOMPSON SETONWe had portaged through a valley and over a low ridge to the shores of a pond, out of which a small stream ran to the southeast.
THE LONG LABRADOR TRAILDILLON WALLACE