Navigated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAVIGATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• NAVIGATE, to conduct and manage a course
• plan and direct the course of a ship, aircraft, or other form of transport, especially by using instruments or maps
• travel on a desired course after planning a route
• (of an animal) find its way
• (of a passenger in a vehicle) assist the driver by planning a route and map reading
• move around a website, the Internet, etc.
• (of a ship or boat) sail; proceed
• sail or travel over (a stretch of water or terrain), especially carefully or with difficulty
• guide (a vessel or vehicle) over a specified route or terrain
• guide or steer (someone)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plan and control the course of

Words related to NAVIGATED

navigate12 navigates13 navigating15

Words that contain NAVIGATED

unnavigated16 circumnavigated26

How to use NAVIGATED in a sentence

• Unlike most vessels which are safe under these conditions, it requires very little water to be safely navigated, and it can carry heavy loads in six or eight feet of water.
• A little bark, navigated by New England men, had hovered off the coast of Carolinia.
• It is not to be denied that this trade is still in part carried on by means of vessels built in the United States and owned or navigated by some of our citizens.
• Sometimes the immigrants built or bought their own boat, navigated it themselves, and sold it or broke it up on reaching their destination.
• On the southeastern coast of the island there is a low point running far out into the sea, endangering all vessels navigated by persons not well acquainted with the island.
• We walked through our village, which clings to both sides of a crack-like harbour that might just contain a carefully navigated walnut-shell.
• Upon coming to a group of buildings indicated on the chart and standing close to the right bank, we knew that Gadabout had navigated the first of the fussy curls.
• The Paraguay is regularly navigated as high as boats can go.
• I have been some distance up the river and know that it can be navigated.
• The other or middle stream, has about two thirds its quantity of water, and is more gentle, and may be safely navigated.
• Evans had time and again asserted that vessels could be thus navigated.
• Crisp sailed from Fort Marlborough on the 12th of August 1792 in a vessel navigated at his own expense, and with no other view than that of gratifying a liberal curiosity.
• When we had navigated four hundred leagues along the coast, we began to find people who did not wish for our friendship, but stood waiting for us with their bows and arrows.
• It rises in the heart of the empire, has the length of the Ohio and Monongahela, and can be navigated one hundred and fifty miles.
• HOW THE PAYMASTER NAVIGATED LAKE ERIE IN A TUB XXVIII.
• In fact, as far as was known, the river had never been navigated from source to mouth.
• The fact that the Tagus had been navigated, created a profound sensation throughout Spain and Portugal, and Boyton was kept busy acknowledging telegrams of congratulation.
• But the brig-schooner was navigated, we know, under conditions which enabled her to dispense with the services of a second officer.
• It must be said that, largely interested in the profits of the ship, they had navigated till then with great gain.
• The rates of insurance may teach us how thoroughly our ships are built, and how skilfully and safely they are navigated.
• Bear and buffalo were pretty numerous all the way along that part of the river which they navigated in July.
• This remark, constantly verified then, will be much more important in the campaign now pending, in which these streams will, of course, be navigated by steam.
• Six locks, set pretty close together, here formed a stairway for its descent, and Sam would hear no word of breakfast until they had navigated the whole flight.
• Large profits have been derived by those who have constructed as well as by those who have navigated them.
• As regards the size and tonnage of the new vessels, this will of course depend on the local condition of the rivers and canals to be navigated.
• He saw the world as a ship which, admirably navigated a score or more years ago, had jammed its rudder.
• It was known to the mariner who navigated the Straits of Sunda, for it was marked on his charts as one of the perils of the intricate navigation in those waters.
• But suppose the stream navigated touched both New York and New Jersey.
• The inn stood at no great distance from the harbour, and was in its palmy days a great resort both for the soldiers of the fortress and the sailors who navigated the great river.
• There he still told his neighbors that the time would come when all rivers and seas would be thus navigated.

Similar words containing NAVIGAT without suffix ed

navigate12 navigates13 navigator13 navigating15 navigation14 navigators14 navigations15 unnavigated16 navigational16 astronavigator18 circumnavigate24 navigationally21 astronavigation19 astronavigators19 circumnavigated26 circumnavigates25 circumnavigator25 circumnavigatin25 circumnavigatio25 circumnavigation26 circumnavigators26 circumnavigating27 circumnavigations27

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