Chunk and Hull

Chunk

Chunk noun - A considerable amount.

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Hull and chunk are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hull" instead a noun "Chunk".

Nearby Words: chunky, chunked, chunking

Hull noun - Something that encloses another thing especially to protect it.

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Chunk and hull are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chunk" instead a noun "Hull".

Nearby Words: hulled, hulling

original	original chunk	original hull
small	small chunk	small hull
entire	entire chunk	entire hull
large	large chunk	large hull
Other adjectives: enormous, main, spherical, wide, giant, floating, biggest, largest.

At the same time, played straight in one of the season 4 episodes: when a Raptor jumps barely a stone's throw from the Galactica's hull, the gravitational shockwave tears out a good chunk of the hull and catastrophically damages the Galactica's already strained superstructure.

Source: No Warping Zone
This is possible on Freelancer — I've destroyed at least one enemy ship with it; it does a fair chunk of hull damage, so if you have the enemy shields down and yours are up, it's quite useful.

Source: Ramming Always Works
Miranda's quarters are technically also her office, and Shepard's quarters are a chunk of waste space beneath the outer pressure hull (in other words, if the outer hull is breached, Shepard's quarters are spaced).

Source: Starship Luxurious

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