refloat Definition
- 1to make a sunken ship or boat float again by removing water from it
- 2to cause something that has stopped working to start working again
Using refloat: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "refloat" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The team worked hard to refloat the stranded boat.
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The company is trying to refloat its failing business.
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The divers were able to refloat the sunken ship.
refloat Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: refloat in Brief
The verb 'refloat' [riːˈfləʊt] means to make a sunken ship or boat float again by removing water from it or to cause something that has stopped working to start working again. Examples of its use include 'The team worked hard to refloat the stranded boat.' and 'The company is trying to refloat its failing business.'
