capsized

[ˈkæpsaɪzd]

capsized Definition

• 1. overturn in the water
• 2. cause (a boat) to overturn in the water

Using capsized: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "capsized" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The boat capsized in the stormy sea.

• Example

  The canoe capsized and they fell into the river.

• Example

  The strong wind capsized the sailboat.

• Example

  The overloaded boat was in danger of capsizing.

capsized Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for capsized

• overturn
• upset
• overbalance
• tip over
• turn over

Antonyms for capsized

• right
• upright
• upend

Phrases with capsized

• capsized vessel

  a boat or ship that has overturned in the water

  Example

  The rescue team searched for survivors from the capsized vessel.

• capsized canoe

  a small, narrow boat with pointed ends that is propelled by a paddle and has been overturned in the water

  Example

  The capsized canoe was carried away by the current.

• capsized yacht

  a large, luxurious sailing boat that has overturned in the water

  Example

  The capsized yacht was towed back to the harbor.

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Summary: capsized in Brief

'Capsized' [ˈkæpsaɪzd] means to overturn or cause a boat to overturn in the water. It can be caused by various factors such as storms, strong winds, or overloading. Examples include 'The boat capsized in the stormy sea.' and 'The overloaded boat was in danger of capsizing.'