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Definitions from the WebTerm: h.m.s. bountyDescriptionThe term "h.m.s. bounty" refers to a renowned British sailing ship most famously known for the infamous mutiny that occurred on board in 1789. The ship was originally built in 1784 and commissioned by the British Royal Navy as His Majesty's Ship Bounty. It gained notoriety due to the mutiny led by Fletcher Christian against Captain William Bligh. Senses and UsagesSense 1: Proper Noun - Sailing ShipThe "h.m.s. bounty" refers to the specific sailing ship known as Bounty. Example Sentence: The h.m.s. bounty embarked on its maiden voyage to transport breadfruit plants from Tahiti to the West Indies. Related Products: Model Ship of h.m.s. Bounty Sense 2: Proper Noun - Historical EventThe "h.m.s. bounty" also represents the historical event of the famous mutiny that occurred aboard the ship in 1789. Example Sentence: The mutiny on the h.m.s. bounty resulted in the expulsion of Captain Bligh and the establishment of a new order under Fletcher Christian. Related Products: The Bounty Trilogy (Book) Sense 3: Noun - Replica VesselsThere have been several replica vessels created in honor of the h.m.s. bounty. Example Sentence: The replica h.m.s. bounty sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to participate in various maritime events. Related Products: Replica Model of h.m.s. Bounty | ||||
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