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seafarer Definition

sea·farer (-fer′ər)

noun

a traveler by sea; esp., a sailor

seafarer Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • serve: They'll find that staff there have most experience of administering applications from serving seafarers.
  • visit: The Center is a busy focus for visiting seafarers of all nationalities, with some 1400 using the Center each month.
  • help: There are many areas where he can help seafarers.
  • find: Finding seafarers is much easier if you know the name of the ship that they sailed on.
  • support: The aim of the day is to support seafarers and the work of the Church alongside them with prayers and reflections.
  • welcome: However, we are not solely an organization for veterans and their families but welcome all seafarers.

Adjective modifier

  • British: British seafarers were also paid £ 3 per month war risk bonus in Sept 1939.
  • international: AOS reaches out to the international seafarers who visit our ports each year.
  • professional: Most of us are only two generations on from a professional seafarer; some of whom worked where ExCeL stands today.
  • many: For many deep-sea seafarers especially, sitting OU examinations would not be possible without our support.
  • other: Be ready and willing to render such help as they can to secure the safety of other seafarers.
  • great: A Georgian house on Morpeth's oldest street, Oldgate, is a reminder of one of England's greatest seafarers.

Preposition: on

  • ship: In those places Chinese seafarers on ships bringing goods from Asia populated the historic Chinatowns of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Noun used with modifier

  • merchant: However, thousands of merchant seafarers who died during WWII are still not entitled to an official commemoration.

Possessives

  • union: Only the miners ' and the seafarers ' unions were willing to do so and they could not win on their own.
  • strike: Immediately after the election there was a bitter seafarers ' strike.
  • charity: Check them out here: Marine Society - seafarer's charity providing education, libraries and financial support for the professional development of seafarers.
  • life: They know about the seafarer's life, they know its problems and its anxieties.

Preposition: in

  • port: There is a Mission to Seafarers in 300 ports around the world.

Preposition: of

  • nationality: The Center is a busy focus for visiting seafarers of all nationalities, with some 1400 using the Center each month.

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