Noun:

ਝਟਕਾ, ਲੰਗਰ ਦੇ ਨੇੜੇ, ਘਾਟ, ਸੱਟ, ਲੰਗਰ, ਐਂਕਰਿੰਗ,

unmooring's Usage Examples:

disenchantment can be related to Émile Durkheim"s concept of anomie: an unmooring of the individual from the ties that bind in society.

and while certain genre tendencies prevent the narrative from truly unmooring, hardly a scene goes by without something fundamentally familiar being.

major influence came when the ROC left the United Nations in 1971, this unmooring from the international community caused artists to search for an identity.

published in August 2012 blamed "unseamanlike working practices" during the unmooring operation for the death.

doesn"t idealize genrelessness, it moves between genres, unmooring moments of personal experience and speculative thought from literary conventions.

landing on, or departing from, the seabed as well as when mooring and unmooring.

operate deck machinery, such as the windlass or winches while mooring or unmooring, and to operate cargo gear.

Economist reported, "switching to a new targeting regime could "risk unmooring longer-term inflation expectations".

Fleet to fire at during battle practices and gunnery shoots, assisted in unmooring and mooring the Fleet"s submarine and destroyer tenders from buoys, and.

capable of accommodating ships "without the trouble of shifting, mooring or unmooring any in the dock for taking in or out any other".

had a full length spar deck, a new type of windlass to aid mooring and unmooring the vessel.

own ship, Hood, crew members prevented officers and senior ratings from unmooring the ship.