navigational

The word “navigational” has 5 syllables: nav-i-ga-tion-al.

It's pronounced as /ˌnæv.ɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən.əl/.


What is synonym and antonym for navigational?

In the thesaurus, “navigational” has 3 synonyms.

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


Synonyms for navigational

Meanings of navigational

  • adjective
    1. Pertaining to navigation.

Example Sentences

  • Navigational charts provide crucial information for sailors about sea depths and underwater hazards.
  • Pilots rely on navigational instruments such as GPS and compasses to determine their aircraft's position.
  • The lighthouse serves as a vital navigational aid for ships entering the harbor during foggy conditions.
  • Astronauts undergo extensive training in navigational techniques to maneuver spacecraft in outer space.
  • The development of accurate navigational tools revolutionized exploration and trade routes throughout history.

On this page you'll find 3 synonyms or another words to navigational, such as: marine, nautical, naval.

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

Related Words

nautical

navigating

  • boating
  • crossing
  • cruising
  • exploration
  • following
  • maritime
  • navigational
  • piloting
  • sailing
  • seafaring
  • shipping
  • steering
  • traveling
  • travelling
  • traversing
  • walking

oceangoing

oceanographic

sailing

  • boating
  • cruising
  • drifting
  • driving
  • escape
  • evacuation
  • excursion
  • exit
  • exodus
  • exploration
  • ferrying
  • flight
  • floating
  • flowing
  • flying
  • freight
  • gliding
  • hanging
  • hovering
  • jaunt
  • journey
  • maritime
  • movement
  • navigating
  • navigation
  • navigational
  • passage
  • removal
  • retirement
  • retreat
  • ride
  • riding
  • rowing
  • seafaring
  • separation
  • ship
  • shipping
  • sightseeing
  • soaring
  • swimming
  • takeoff
  • tour
  • transit
  • trek
  • trip
  • walkout
  • withdrawal

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