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Overboarding
Description:
Overboarding refers to the act of boarding a ship or any other vessel in a manner that exceeds its maximum capacity.
Senses and Usages:
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Noun - Overboarding
Overboarding can describe a dangerous situation or accident that may occur when too many individuals or objects are on board a vessel.
Example sentence: The overboarding of the overcrowded ferry led to its capsizing.
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Verb - Overboard
When used as a verb, overboard means to intentionally throw something or someone off a ship or boat into the water.
Example sentence: In a fit of anger, he overboarded his ex-girlfriend's belongings.
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Adjective - Overboarded
Overboarded is used to describe a vessel that has surpassed its maximum capacity of passengers or cargo.
Example sentence: The overboarded cruise ship struggled to maintain stability during the storm.
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Adverb - Overboard
As an adverb, overboard means to go or be thrown off a ship or boat, usually into the water.
Example sentence: The crew member fell overboard, prompting a swift rescue operation.
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