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naval forces

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun naval forces has 1 sense
  1. navy, naval forces - an organization of military naval forces
    --1 is a kind of military service, armed service, service
    --1 has members: naval unit; fleet
    --1 has particulars: United States Navy, US Navy, USN

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Naval Forces

Definition:

Naval forces refer to the military forces that operate on or from the sea. They are specifically organized and equipped for naval warfare, defense, and maritime security operations.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. The military forces of a nation that operate on or from the sea.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

  • The naval forces conducted extensive maneuvers in the Pacific Ocean.
  • Naval forces play a crucial role in protecting a country's coastal areas.

Local Usage:

  • The local naval forces successfully rescued stranded fishermen during the storm.
  • Naval forces from the nearby naval base conducted routine patrols in the region.

Sample Sentences:

1. They dispatched their naval forces to secure the waters around the disputed island.

2. The navy deployed its advanced naval forces to participate in joint military exercises with allied nations.

3. The Admiral is responsible for overseeing the training and readiness of the naval forces.

4. The country's naval forces conducted humanitarian missions, providing medical assistance to remote coastal communities.

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