seamanly
/'si:mənlaik/ Cách viết khác : (seamanly) /'si:mənli/
Definition
Adjective: - Characteristic of or befitting a seaman; indicating competent seamanship: Possessing the qualities, skills, or behavior expected of a skilled and experienced sailor.
Usage
The adjective "seamanly" is used to describe actions, qualities, or conduct that demonstrate the expertise, discipline, and practical knowledge of a good sailor. It is a formal and somewhat old-fashioned term, often found in nautical literature or historical contexts. It describes behavior that is professional, skilled, and appropriate for life and work at sea.
Examples
- The captain praised the seamanly way the crew handled the emergency during the storm.
- His seamanly skills were evident in how quickly he secured the rigging.
- She showed a seamanly understanding of navigation and weather patterns.
Advanced Usage
- In a seamanly manner: This adverbial phrase describes how an action is performed.
- The young sailor tied the knots in a thoroughly seamanly manner.
Variants and Related Words
- Seamanlike (adj): This is a more common variant with an identical meaning to "seamanly."
- His seamanlike conduct earned him the respect of the entire crew.
- Seaman (n): A sailor, especially one below the rank of officer.
- Seamanship (n): The skill, techniques, or knowledge involved in operating a ship or boat.
Synonyms
- Nautical: Related to sailors, ships, or navigation.
- Sailorly: Resembling or characteristic of a sailor (less common).
- Maritime: Connected with the sea, especially in relation to seafaring commercial or military activity.
- Expert: Having or showing great skill or proficiency.
Antonyms
- Unseamanlike: Not characteristic of a skilled sailor; incompetent.
- Landsmanlike: Characteristic of a person unfamiliar with the sea or ships.
- Amateurish: Lacking professional skill or expertise.
Adjective
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characteristic of or befitting a seaman; indicating competent seamanship
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