Adjective:

વેદના, બ્યારામી, રોગગ્રસ્ત, બીમાર,

dismasted's Usage Examples:

was reported to be returning from the South Seas on 22 December 1800, dismasted and leaky.

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class in the 1993–94 Whitbread Round the World Race until the boat was dismasted in the fifth leg.

Blackadder was dismasted on her maiden voyage due to failures in the mast fittings and rigging.

At 2:30 pm, after 5 hours of fighting, the Ottoman fleet withdrew towards Lemnos with 6 ships more or less dismasted and the Venetians, left without orders, lost an opportunity of going about and getting the wind gauge, and instead retired to Thermia.

Young America was dismasted three times.

As Chauncey had hoped and Yeo had feared, General Pike's heavy broadside partly dismasted Yeo's flagship, the sloop of war .

On 19 August 1806, Impétueux was dismasted in a storm and drifted until 10 September 1806.

It shows a man in a small dismasted rudderless fishing boat struggling against the waves of the sea, and was the artist"s.

She was soon completely dismasted (the only British ship which suffered that fate), unable to manœuvre and largely unable to fight, as her sails blinded her batteries, but kept flying her flag for 45 minutes until the British ships behind her in the column came to her rescue.

Flangini, hit at midday by a musket ball in the neck, fell unconscious and was at first believed dead, just as the nearly dismasted flagship of Hodja Ibrahim Pasha was towed out of the battle line by two galiots.

of the Crozet Islands and limped into Adelaide dismasted, with her bow stoved in.

She was among the group of ships that dismasted the French three-decker Révolutionnaire before the Glorious First of June.