Navigation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAVIGATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act or practice of navigating
• the passage of ships
• a navigable inland waterway, especially a canal
• the action of moving around a website, the Internet, etc.
• The act of navigating; the act of passing on water in ships or other vessels; the state of being navigable.
• the science or art of conducting ships or vessels from one place to another, including, more especially, the method of determining a ship\'s position, course, distance passed over, etc., on the surface of the globe, by the principles of geometry and astronomy.
• The management of sails, rudder, etc.; the mechanics of traveling by water; seamanship.
• Ships in general.
• the guidance of ships or airplanes from place to place
• ship traffic
• the work of a sailor
• the process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and following a route

Words related to NAVIGATION

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Words that contain NAVIGATION

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How to use NAVIGATION in a sentence

• An active foreign commerce, on the basis of her own navigation, is her true policy, and coincides with the opinions and dispositions of her citizens.
• Another very important work to the navigation of the lakes is the deepening of the channel in Lake St.
• Washington had lately made himself master of the fort at Stony Point, which had up to that time enabled the English to command the navigation of the Hudson.
• He set his face toward France, the land of aerial navigation and the country where light motors had been most highly developed for automobiles.
• The theory seems so simple that it strikes one as strange that the problem of aerial navigation was not solved long ago.
• They cut the cable, and by great good fortune, without any knowledge of navigation, succeeded in carrying the ship into Acheen.
• Avowedly, no ocean is so well adapted for steam navigation as the Pacific.
• In this navigation he explored a great extent of coast from Cape Gracios a Dios till he came to a harbour, which on account of its beauty and security, he called Porto Bello.
• The French revolutionary Government invaded what is now Belgium, and as a first act of hostility to Holland declared the navigation of the Scheldt to be open.
• This barrier is broken by numerous passages, between which navigation is possible, but dangerous, except in fine weather.
• Considering the British will be now at Fort Frederick, and the Germans in Albemarle, Alexandria seems to be the most central point to which there is navigation.
• The canals, however, had in 1872 been transferred to the Bridgewater Navigation Company, by whom they were sold in 1887 to the Manchester Ship Canal Company.
• Its great height prevents it from interfering with the navigation of the stream.
• The two principal towns being taken, and the navigation of the river St.
• Finding that the navigation of the Scheldt was not readily conceded, the emperor Joseph was resolved to bring the question to issue.
• Whatever else may be said of this method of navigation, it proved a rapid one, the frail barks being hurried on at an impetuous speed.
• A patrol was established for ten miles up and down the river by the local companies, and navigation on the river and through the canal was stopped.
• The astonishing increase of their navigation and trade is known to every one, and now belongs to the history of our national wealth.
• Nevertheless, it is wise to warn them to be more careful in navigation, and more resolute in guarding their belongings.
• Their means of navigation are limited to rafts or canoes, made of sheets of bark.
• This kind of navigation did not meet his expectations, however, and he returned with dogged despair to his pond, resolved to make a final cruise and go out of commission.
• The necessity of improving the navigation of the Mississippi River justifies a special allusion to that subject.
• Two cities, however, would suffer somewhat by this change in the mode of navigation, namely, Ichang at the foot and Chungking at the head of the rapids.
• He ends his work by a detailed account of the navigation and voyage to and from the Philippines.
• During the season when navigation is open on the Ohio and its tributaries, this traffic is pursued without interruption.
• Navigation finally ceased on its waters in 1853, since which date its channel has been filling up and its banks have been falling away.
• Currents run with rapid irregularity, and in no part of the world is navigation more treacherous than there.
• Lawrence and the navigation of the lakes as a means of reaching the Mississippi.

Similar words containing NAVIGA without suffix tion

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