ship of the line of battle
ship of the line of battle noun: a liner, battleship, ship-of-the-line, line of battle ship.
Noun
ship of the line of battle (plural ships of the lines of battles or ships of the lines of battle or ships of the line of battle)
Forms of ship of the line of battle
| plural | ships of the lines of battles |
|---|---|
| plural | ships of the lines of battle |
| plural | ships of the line of battle |
| alternative form | ship-of-the-line-of-battle |
Origin of ship of the line of battle
ship + line of battle. From being a warship capable of surviving and fighting within the line of battle.
Words formed from ship of the line of battle
Questions about ship of the line of battle
- What does ship of the line of battle mean?
- Ship of the line of battle means a liner, battleship, ship-of-the-line, line of battle ship.
- What part of speech is ship of the line of battle?
- Ship of the line of battle is a noun.
- What is the plural of ship of the line of battle?
- The plural of ship of the line of battle is ships of the lines of battles.
Words near ship of the line of battle in the dictionary
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