navalistically
adverb as in strong fondness
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Example:The ship maneuvered navally to avoid the dangerous rocks.
Definition:A movement, especially one carried out cautiously and adeptly; a tactical move.
Example:The navy conducted a navalistic invasion to secure the coastal areas.
Definition:The act of invading a country or territory, especially by military forces.
Example:The navy formulated a navalistic strategy to outmaneuver its rival.
Definition:A careful plan or method designed to achieve a particular goal.
Example:The fleet executed a navalistic operation to intercept enemy ships.
Definition:A planned or significant activity, especially one carried out to achieve a particular end.
Example:The naval forces were deployed in a navalistic pattern to maximize their coverage.
Definition:The act of deploying; the manner in which one is positioned or ordered.
Example:The sailors carried out their duties with navalistic precision in navigating the ship through the stormy seas.
Definition:The act or an instance of navigating; the method of controlling and directing the movement of a ship, vessel, or aircraft.
Example:The military strategy was implemented in a militaristic and navalistic manner to ensure dominance on the seas.
Definition:Favouring or emphasizing a policy of military strength or aggressiveness.
Example:The naval tactics were executed with navalistic efficiency during the battle.
Definition:Concerned with the tactical management of military operations; dealt with the details of combat.
Example:They planned their navalistic strategies strategically to counteract the attacker's plans.
Definition:In a way that is the most favorable way of acting with available cooperation and circumstances; in a strategic manner.
Example:The naval operations were conducted in a coordinated and navalistic manner to ensure all ships were working together.
Definition:Working smoothly and effectively; adjusted so as to work together harmoniously.
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