making sail

The phrase “making sail” has 3 syllables: mak-ing sail

It's pronounced as /ˈmeɪ.kɪŋ ˈseɪl/


What is synonym and antonym for making sail?

In the thesaurus, “making sail” has 7 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for making sail along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for making sail

Example Sentences

  • The captain gave the order, and the crew began making sail as the wind picked up.
  • After repairing the damage, they wasted no time making sail to continue their journey.
  • Making sail required teamwork and precise coordination among the sailors.
  • With the storm approaching, they focused on quickly making sail to escape the danger.
  • The beauty of the ocean was unmatched as they spent the morning making sail under the clear blue sky.

On this page you'll find 7 synonyms or another words to making sail, such as: boating, cruising, ferrying, navigating, sailing, taking ship, voyaging.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

navigating

  • abyssal
  • aeronautics
  • aquatic
  • boating
  • canoeing
  • captaincy
  • captainship
  • coasting
  • commandeering
  • conning
  • coursing
  • covering
  • crisscrossing
  • crossing
  • cruising
  • deep-sea
  • exploration
  • ferrying
  • flying
  • following
  • going
  • helming
  • helmsmanship
  • highjacking
  • hijacking
  • hiking
  • kayaking
  • making sail
  • marine
  • maritime
  • nautics
  • naval
  • navigational
  • ocean travel
  • oceangoing
  • oceanic
  • oceanographic
  • pelagic
  • perambulating
  • peregrinating
  • pilotage
  • piloting
  • plotting a course
  • riding
  • rowing
  • running
  • sailing
  • sailorly
  • salty
  • sea-loving
  • seafaring
  • seagoing
  • seamanship
  • ship
  • shipping
  • steerage
  • steering
  • taking ship
  • thalassic
  • tracking
  • traipsing
  • tramping
  • transiting
  • traveling
  • travelling
  • traversing
  • treading
  • voyage
  • voyaging
  • walking
  • yachting

sailing

taking ship


Browse the Thesaurus