Antonyms for cruise
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1. cruise, sailverb

   an ocean trip taken for pleasure

   Synonyms:
   sheet, canvass, sail, canvas

2. cruiseverb

   drive around aimlessly but ostentatiously and at leisure

   "She cruised the neighborhood in her new convertible"

3. cruiseverb

   travel at a moderate speed

   "Please keep your seat belt fastened while the plane is reaching cruising altitude"

4. cruiseverb

   look for a sexual partner in a public place

   "The men were cruising the park"

5. cruiseverb

   sail or travel about for pleasure, relaxation, or sightseeing

   "We were cruising in the Caribbean"

How to use cruise in a sentence?

1. Michael Razewski:

   Unless GM can leverage its investment in Lyft to accelerate its own robo-taxi ambitions with Cruise, we believe it would be appropriate to cash out its stake to repurchase its own under-valued shares.

2. Cruise Critic McDaniel:

   For the most part, cruise lines are not required to provide much in the form of compensation, though it is at the cruise lines' discretion, and we generally see cruise lines act beyond what is required, by offering seemingly fair compensation for situations like these.

3. Jeffrey Lewis:

   The Russianleader claimed the nuclear-powered cruise missilehad an unlimited range, flew at a high speed and was capable of maneuverability that would allowit topierce any missile defense. One of the worlds most respected missile experts, Director of East Asia Nonproliferation Program Jeffrey Lewis, said Tuesday the U.S. tried to develop a similarly powered cruise missile in the 1950s and 60s but abandoned the project because it didnt make sense to put a nuclear reactor inside a missile. It was a technological nightmare and an ecological hazard, Jeffrey Lewis told Fox News. This is not a technology that I think makes a lot of sense for the United States. For whatever reason, the Russians have a different sense, maybe because they treat environmentalists differently than we do in the United States.

4. Scott Dahnke:

   The cruise industry has been very resilient over a long period of time, the industry has overcome numerous challenges in the past, and we expect that the industry will rebound and prosper with even further enhancements to their already rigorous health and safety protocols in place in the future.

5. Carolyn Spencer Brown:

   Critic Editors ' live and breathe cruising, sailing year-round and covering every aspect of the industry -- from new ships and programs to updated amenities and features, with so many wonderful cruise options available, it's never an easy list to narrow down, but these awards truly represent the lines that our experts have recognized as the best of the best.

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