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seagoing

adjective as in maritime

adjective as in oceanic

adjective as in seafaring

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Both have capable seagoing and aviation forces who are trained to operate under harsh Arctic conditions.

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It’s unknown, for example, whether such groups in the Americas had seagoing vessels or the navigational skills needed to reach Polynesia, says anthropologist and population geneticist John Lindo of Emory University in Atlanta.

That these were indications of any racial significance the non-seagoing Briton had seldom, perhaps, realized.

Of her seagoing qualities I knew nothing except by repute, but her equipment throughout was of the best.

The invention of wireless telegraphy has practically reduced the perils of seagoing to a negligible minimum.

He had been in much bigger churches than this one, while abroad during his seagoing years.

The largest seagoing ships can now be admitted to the quays of the town.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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