Preposition: of

• discovery: Enjoy garden history voyages of discovery, or relaxed ' Gardens & Golf ' holidays.

• exploration: Here are displays and maps showing how the world was mapped before Cook's voyages of exploration.

Converse of object

• commence: In the early days of March the vessel left Vancouver commencing the return voyage to Europe.

• undertake: Wills might also be drawn up when the person was about to undertake a lengthy sea voyage or get involved in military action.

• survive: Mary and two of his children did not survive the voyage.

Adjective modifier

• maiden: On 16th February, 1870 she departed from London on her maiden voyage to Shanghai.

• homeward: He was drowned in 1871, aged 32, on a homeward voyage to Buckie.

• ill-fated: I have now taken up my pen with the intention of telling all that I know of the ill-fated voyage.

• Antarctic: Hooker, J. D. ( 1853 ) Flora Novae-Zelandiae ( Botany of the Antarctic voyage: volume 2 ).

• week-long: The first day on the day up of seniors particular caribbean official royal site web week-long voyage.

• six-day: They offer six-day voyages from April to October at only £ 60 per person.

Modifies a noun

• strategist: Itinerary our voyage voyage ace strategist we were off four seven-day fall.

• ace: The fun ship inspiration first dive site luxury voyage ace fully glatt kosher.

• charter: The single trip time charterparty was in form as well as in commercial reality a voyage charter.

Noun used with modifier

• bon: Mine host the Kaimakam, standing by, wished us a hearty " bon voyage.

• round-the-world: Please see the FOCUS page for the map of Vinny's amazing round-the-world voyage and a link to the Parasail Vision Quest website.

• once-in-a-lifetime: For a day you'll never forget on that special occasion, take a once-in-a-lifetime voyage to the world's waters?

• epic: His nephew, James Clark Ross, was with him on this epic voyage.

• sea: Not a single animal was lost on the sea voyage.

• ocean: At the time I was three years, two months of age ( interestingly about three years after my first ocean voyage ).