warship
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noun
a ship built or armed for combat purposes.
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| a vessel armed, armoured, and otherwise equipped for naval warfare | |
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Warship
is always a great word to know.
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Example sentences
If simulator battles don't entice you, try touring an active duty warship and discovering how the crew lives.
Building a house of warship is integral to the exercise of that freedom.
We invite you to explore this special edition web site to learn more about this unique warship and the crew who sailed her.
It's not easy to rearrange the steel insides of a tightly packed warship after it's already been pieced together.
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