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Often used in the same context:
dismasting,
dismasted,
sail,
sinking,
ebb tide,
beached,
drowning,
luffed,
wreck,
sailable,
starboard,
ketch,
seasick,
sailboard,
gybing,
refloat,
gybed,
ocean liner,
cabin cruiser,
windsurf,
fishing boat,
moored,
bilge pump,
paddle,
reefed,
outrigger canoe,
berthed,
swim,
sailing vessel,
shipwrecked,
flotation device,
keeled,
becalmed,
collapse,
roaring forties,
propeller shaft,
bodysurf,
paddle steamer,
nitrogen narcosis,
tramp steamer,
bottlenose whale,
crash,
cruise ship,
motor vessel,
saronic gulf,
cook strait,
cargo ship,
drake passage,
shoaling,
implode,
kasai river,
southerly buster,
ethan allen,
aquaplane,
scalloper,
rafted,
life preserver,
hauraki gulf,
distress signal,
disintegrate,
depressurize,
fin keel,
disembark,
swells,
lingayen gulf,
thresher shark,
dry dock,
neap tide,
careen,
swerve,
finback whale,
rhumb line,
gibing,
overladen,
oceangoing,
leeward,
drogue chute,
jackknifing,
depressurise,
cruise liner,
tasman sea,
ice floe,
windward,
purse seiner,
righted,
dugout canoe,
rowing,
submerge,
inner tube,
gipsy moth,
breakup,
decapitation,
departure,
disappearance,
disaster,
downfall,
relapse,
abolition,
accession,
arrival,
bankruptcy,
catastrophe,
cessation,
closing,
defection,
demise,
disintegration,
dissolution,
drenching
More general:
overturn,
tip over,
turn over
Synonyms:
turn over
Also try:
— Adjectives for capsize:
sudden,
first,
unexpected,
complete,
immediate,
possible,
near,
rapid,
degree,
bad,
wrenching,
more...
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