Dock
Port
Port noun - A part of a body of water protected and deep enough to be a place of safety for ships.
Usage example: the cruise ship stops at each port for one night only
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Synonyms for Port
Dock is a synonym for port in harbour topic. You can use "Dock" instead a noun "Port", if it concerns topics such as pier, landing, wharf. popular alternative
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The Venture also has twice the starfighter capacity as a typical Star Destroyer, since all the landing craft, walkers, etc were removed, though in practice most of that capacity is used to let freighters dock since Booster uses it as a mobile smugglers' port.
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At that point, Jonathan said "screw it" and headed back to port just to get rid of him, with cops waiting at the dock just in case Danny did anything stupid.
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Establishing Character Moment: Jack Sparrow heroically sailing his sunken boat into port (physics be damned), and stepping onto the dock without breaking stride.
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