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Hull

Definition

(nautical, technical) The main body of a ship or boat, especially the part that is not the superstructure or rigging. Often used in discussions of naval architecture, marine engineering, and shipbuilding.

Example Sentences

1The hull of the cargo vessel was severely damaged in the storm, requiring extensive repairs in dry dock.
2In naval design, the shape and size of the hull are critical factors in determining a ship's stability, speed, and maneuverability.
3The shipwright carefully inspected the hull for any signs of wear or damage before launching the vessel into the water.
4The new hull design features a streamlined bow and a wider stern, improving fuel efficiency and reducing drag.
5Marine archaeologists have been studying the remarkably well-preserved hull of the ancient shipwreck, gaining insights into the construction techniques of the time.

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