becalmed in English

adjective

not moving, unable to move because of a lack of wind (of a ship)

Use "becalmed" in a sentence

1. Imperative becalm Present I becalm you becalm he/she/it Becalms we becalm you becalm they becalm Preterite I becalmed you becalmed he/she/it becalmed we becalmed you becalmed they becalmed Present Continuous I am becalming you are becalming he/she/it is becalming we are becalming you are becalming they are becalming Present Perfect I have becalmed you have becalmed he/she/it has …

2. Polish industry generally is becalmed.

3. The ship was becalmed for three days.

4. The ship was becalmed for two weeks.

5. The doctor becalmed the Agitated patient

6. This ship was becalmed for ten days.

7. Becalmed at last, she slept soundly for the first time in weeks

8. John F . Kennedy died with his program becalmed and his promise unrealized.

9. Thus becalmed , the clouds are more susceptible to wave instabilities.

10. He was becalmed a whole week north of the island.

11. Antonyms for Blowy include calm, still, quiet, peaceful, windless, oppressive, heavy, difficult, becalmed and motionless

12. 30 John F . Kennedy died with his program becalmed and his promise unrealized.

13. Forty fathoms up, through wisps of plankton, the moon danced on a becalmed sea.

14. The two ships becalmed on a torpid sea, I believed to be marine phantoms.

15. He planned to keep them idle, like some ship's crew becalmed miles from shore. Sentencedict.com

16. In the days of sailing vessels the crew were afraid they would be becalmed here.

17. Examples of Becalm in a Sentence Becalmed at last, she slept soundly for the first time in weeks Recent Examples on the Web In the summer, that data started to surprise much more positively — but stocks were Becalmed …

18. As Welch again seemed becalmed, even slowing further in his walk, Dixon relaxed at his side.

19. The sky was heavy with becalmed banks of grey cloud , behind which sidled a watery sun.

20. 27 Too much assimilation and one is becalmed in the doldrums and no progress is possible at all.

21. Becalming induces a sensation of panic which Philocteta would alleviate with yoga Philocteta is becalmed on the couch

22. How does an auto company, saddled with discount brands, outdated technology, and hand-me-down products, grow sales in a becalmed economy?

23. Becalm ( third-person singular simple present Becalms, present participle becalming, simple past and past participle becalmed ) ( transitive, obsolete) To make calm or still; make quiet; calm

24. 21 How does an auto company, saddled with discount brands, outdated technology, and hand-me-down products, grow sales in a becalmed economy?

25. Bebryces, be busted, bec., becalm, becalmed, Became, becard, caught with one's pants down, be, because, beccafico, Beccaria Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged …

26. Becalm (third-person singular simple present becalms, present participle Becalming, simple past and past participle becalmed) (transitive, obsolete) To make calm or still; make quiet; calm

27. To render motionless for lack of wind: "Across the harbor, a small sailing skiff, Becalmed near some reeds, caught the breeze again" (Horace Freeland Judson).

28. Becalm (third-person singular simple present Becalms, present participle Becalming, simple past and past participle Becalmed) (transitive, obsolete) To make calm or still; make quiet; calm

29. To render motionless for lack of wind: "Across the harbor, a small sailing skiff, Becalmed near some reeds, caught the breeze again" (Horace Freeland Judson)

30. We were becalmed for whole week in the Straits of Bonifacio, and it was there that I wrote the lines, Lead, Kindly Light, which have since become so well known.

31. Becalm definition, to deprive (a sailing vessel) of the wind necessary to move it; subject to a calm: The schooner was Becalmed in the horse latitudes for two weeks

32. ‘To make the point, he recounted the tale of a group of English merchants who, when their ship was Becalmed at the mouth of the Thames decided to go ashore in search of a good breakfast.’

33. ‘To make the point, he recounted the tale of a group of English merchants who, when their ship was Becalmed at the mouth of the Thames decided to go ashore in search of a good breakfast.’

34. Ocean journeys by sailing ship can take many months, and a common hazard is becoming becalmed because of lack of wind, or being blown off course by severe storms or winds that do not allow progress in the desired direction.

35. Be bunkered be bursting be bursting at the seams BEC becall becalm becalmed becalming becalms became becard becasse becassine because because of beccafico beccaficoes beccaficos becerrista béchamel Béchamp reduction bechance bechanced bechances Bechancing Béchar becharm bechatter Bechdel test Bechdel Test Bechdel-Wallace test Bechdel-Wallace

36. Be bunkered be bursting be bursting at the seams BEC becall becalm becalmed becalming becalms became becard becasse becassine because because of beccafico beccaficoes Beccaficos becerrista béchamel Béchamp reduction bechance bechanced bechances bechancing Béchar becharm bechatter Bechdel test Bechdel Test Bechdel-Wallace test Bechdel-Wallace