Synonyms for shipboard
ˈʃɪpˌbɔrd, -ˌboʊrdship·board

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1. shipboardadjective

   casual or ephemeral as if taking place on board a ship

   "shipboard romances"

   Antonyms:
   permanent, lasting

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1. List of paraphrases for "shipboard":

   ship-borne, shipborne, ship-based, on-board, onboard, aboard

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1. Thomas McKenna:

   We're working toward human-robot teams. It's what we call the hybrid force: humans and robots working together. for instance, a bipedal robot could be configured to take shipboard measurements, scan for corrosion and leaks, and identify changes to the shape of the room from its original configuration.

2. Thomas McKenna:

   For instance, a bipedal robot could be configured to take shipboard measurements, scan for corrosion and leaks, and identify changes to the shape of the room from its original configuration.

3. Donnie Brown:

   CLIA is proud of its lines’ strong commitment to public health and their record of excellence with VSP ship inspections. Our cruise line's ships are graded in dozens of areas including hygiene and sanitation of food, galley cleanliness, water, shipboard personnel and the ship overall, these scores are a testament to cruise line efforts to provide passengers with the highest level of service.

4. De La Cruz:

   Rest assured we will leverage our learnings from this process as a best practice, we remain confident that our shipboard operations, especially in food handling and preparation, are of the highest quality and we are always committed to delivering an exceptional experience to our guests.

5. Thomas McKenna:

   Shipboard fires must be suppressed, whereas in many civilian fires, a building can be considered a loss and the focus might shift to containing the fire to prevent spread, on a ship, fire suppression is critical to the survival of the ship and its personnel; confined spaces, smoke, heat and gases can be a threat to humans.