Ship and Warship

Ship

Ship noun - A large craft for travel by water.
Usage example: a cruise ship plying the warm waters of the Caribbean

Warship and ship are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warship" instead a noun "Ship".

Warship

Warship noun - A government ship that is available for waging war.
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Synonyms for Warship

Ship and warship are semantically related. You can use "Ship" instead a noun "Warship".

Nearby Word: war

Both words in one sentence

  • Epic Ship-on-Ship Action The climax of Captain Blood involves Peter Blood and his pirate ship, having agreed to fight on behalf of the British against the French, attacking the French warship and winning.
  • Mile-Long Ship In Gunbuster the Earth evacuation ship-turned-warship Eltreum is said to be 70 km long.
  • The first rate ship-of-the-line HMS Victory, the oldest actively commissioned warship.
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