Type of battleship with a primary battery of large, uniform-caliber guns, to distinguish them from earlier mixed caliber battleships.
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Examples for "dreadnaught"
Examples for "dreadnaught"
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Get in the dreadnaught wearing a pair of black gleaming shoes again.
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The finest dreadnaught is ineffective if manned by an ineffective crew.
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The British dreadnaught Marlborough was also damaged, but succeeded in making port for repairs.
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Herbert waving out the window as the dreadnaught glided away.
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Herbert steering the dreadnaught limozine through the night, black cap on his black head.
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Some of her first-class cruisers, and one formidable dreadnought had been sunk.
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The dreadnought began her turn, and fresh alarms whooped even as she swung.
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Jan. 11-Reportfrom Vienna that French dreadnought Courbet has been sunk.
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Dec. 30-Frenchsubmarine torpedoes Austrian dreadnought Viribus Unitis, but fails to sink her.
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Nothing in the galaxy could stand up to the energy-range fire of a dreadnought.
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A port opens and they push through into the dreadnought.
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And then the Oracle had attempted to launch the dreadnought.
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They proved to be the three Kentucky hunters, of the true "dreadnought" stamp.
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The IsoDidact directs that he be delivered to the only fully armed dreadnought in the system.
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The superdreadnought had supplanted the dreadnought for the same reasons the dreadnought had supplanted the battleship.
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A flight of smarter-than-average marauder bombs got through from somewhere unspecified and vaporised a Protectorate dreadnought.
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A magnificent oil of an ancient sail-powered dreadnought heeling to the wind hung above the mantel.
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CIC's calling her a dreadnought, but that's tentative.
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Some were obvious analogues of any dreadnought's battle systems, some defied comparison with anything I'd ever seen.
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The British Empire is founded not upon the British Bible or the British dreadnought but upon Ireland.
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There's a dreadnought in orbit over you.