(నాటోటికల్,

Noun:

పాత వయసు, అనాథం, మనం మాట్లాడుకుందాం, ఆశ్రయం,

harbourage's Usage Examples:

Blow Wells) to scour and fill the lock, allowing larger vessels reliable harbourage at the town.

Privateers also made use of the sheltered harbourage.

In 1822, the Schaffgotschs added a tavern and harbourage to the castle and three years later rebuilt the tower.

The "Port" in Portreeve refers to a market town, a place of harbourage of goods, not of ships, and the "reeve" part indicates the chief magistrate.

empty bottles, tins and vegetative matter which is likely to afford harbourage for vermin" be removed from the premises.

The narrow channels between the three islands provide good harbourage for the settlement.

Abandoned vehicles also provide harbourage for pests like rats and mice which spread disease.

the intensity of wave action in inshore waters and thereby provide safe harbourage.

Christian I contributed himself by giving the Order the right of harbourage over the landing place next to Hobro Vig in 1449.

behind the Hull Citadel, or the moat of the Hull town walls for both harbourage and drainage.

The inlet provides good harbourage and protection from the open waters of Baffin Bay, a deciding factor for.

from the boat in a natural cleft of the rocks that provides a degree of harbourage.

wave action in an area adjacent to the shore, thereby providing safe harbourage for human activities in the inshore waters.

Synonyms:

refuge, harborage, safety,

Antonyms:

insecurity, danger,