Definitions and Examples of navigable, charted
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Able to be sailed or traveled through.
Example
The river was navigable by small boats.
Mapped or recorded for navigational purposes.
Example
The captain checked the charted waters before setting sail.
Key Differences: navigable vs charted
- 1Navigable refers to something that can be sailed or traveled through.
- 2Charted refers to something that has been mapped or recorded for navigational purposes.
Effective Usage of navigable, charted
- 1Navigation: Use navigable to describe waterways, roads, or other routes that can be traveled through.
- 2Geography: Use charted to describe maps, territories, or areas that have been recorded for navigational purposes.
- 3Travel: Use navigable and charted to describe travel destinations or routes.
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Remember this!
The antonyms navigable and charted convey the opposite meaning of unnavigated, which means that something is not able to be sailed or traveled through. Use navigable to describe waterways, roads, or other routes that can be traveled through, and use charted to describe maps, territories, or areas that have been recorded for navigational purposes.
