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Meanings of seagoing in English

Used on the high seas.

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Usage of seagoing in English
1
Every seagoing vessel on Hyperion is probably involved in the evacuation effort.
The Hyperion Cantos
2
Finally in 1944 Forrestal began to experiment with integration in seagoing assignments.
Integration of the Armed Forces, 1940-1965
3
It's going to complicate things a bit if it's a seagoing job.
On the Beach
4
The old Republican prejudice against standing armies and seagoing navies still survived.
Jefferson and His Colleagues: A Chronicle of the Virginia Dynast...
5
Freeze-dried: It was the way nearly all seagoing food now came.
The Last Ship
6
Nancy introduced him quietly as John Allday, Sir Richard's friend and seagoing companion.
Man of War
7
He had been to New Guinea on a seagoing tug called Wood Island.
The new yorker
8
A cloud of smoke far eastward hung over a seagoing steamer.
Together
9
All of Mr. P. P. Bliss's hymns had a seagoing flavor to them.
Carrie
10
Some useful seagoing software racked in, and some weird instinctive shit for weather.
Woken furies
11
The tradition of the sea and seagoing is in their blood.
The Irish Times
12
Some of your father's people were seagoing men, out of Portsmouth.
One of Ours
13
Only a seagoing man knows how to take a ship's ladder with speed.
The U-boat hunters
14
Especially in this seagoing affair, he had nothing to say.
Fate Knocks at the Door: A Novel
15
Acting upon this suggestion I designated three seagoing officers, Capt.
State of the Union Addresses
16
This seagoing calamity continued for an eternity, so it seemed.
Scarlet
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