100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "brig"
Definition
"Brig" as a common noun primarily refers to:
- A type of sailing ship with two square rigged masts.
- A military prison or detention facility, particularly for naval personnel.
- A term used in the context of a brigadier, though less common.
Synonyms
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For the sailing ship:
- Schooner
- Frigate
- Vessel
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For the military prison:
- Jail
- Lockup
- Detention center
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For the military role:
- Brigadier
- Officer
Antonyms
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For the sailing ship:
- None specific; context-dependent.
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For the military prison:
- Freedom
- Release
- Liberty
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For the military role:
- Private
- Recruit
Examples
- The captain ordered the crew to brig the sails.
- After a long voyage, they finally reached the brig in the harbor.
- He was sent to the brig for disobeying orders.
- The brig was known for its speed and agility.
- We saw a beautiful brig sailing past the coastline.
- The sailors were worried about how long they would be in the brig.
- The brig was a formidable ship in battle.
- The general decided to brig the accused soldiers to face a tribunal.
- As the storm approached, they had to brig the sails down quickly.
- The brig's hull was painted a striking navy blue.
- The captain had a reputation for being strict about discipline, often sending sailors to the brig.
- The brig was equipped with the latest navigational tools.
- They had to brig extra provisions for the long journey.
- The brig was a symbol of naval power in the 18th century.
- His reckless behavior led to his time in the brig.
- The crew celebrated when they spotted the brig on the horizon.
- They decided to brig the rebellious crew member for a hearing.
- The brig had a storied history filled with battles and adventures.
- It took skill to brig the sails during the turbulent weather.
- The brig was a magnificent sight against the sunset.
- He spent a week in the brig for his insubordination.
- The brig's captain was known for his tactical prowess.
- The sailors had to brig their gear before the inspection.
- The brig's construction was admired by many.
- After finishing their punishment, they were released from the brig.
- The brig's crew was well-trained and disciplined.
- As they sailed away, they couldn't help but admire the fine brig behind them.
- The navy often used the brig for training new recruits.
- He vowed never to return to the brig again.
- The brig was often the centerpiece of naval parades.
- They had to brig the anchor when they were ready to leave.
- The brig was a retreat for sailors during their downtime.
- The story of the brig's last voyage was told for generations.
- The crew worked together to brig the ship into port.
- The brig was a testament to maritime engineering.
- After a long argument, they decided to brig the issue to the captain.
- The brig's crew was proud of their ship's legacy.
- He had been in the brig for three days before his trial.
- The brig was often used for training exercises.
- The captain ordered the crew to brig their reports to him.
- The brig's sails were billowing in the wind.
- They had to brig the ship to a safe harbor during the storm.
- The brig was famous for its role in the Great War.
- He couldn't believe he was sent to the brig for such a minor offense.
- The brig was a common sight in those waters.
- They had to brig the equipment back on board after the mission.
- The brig's interior was surprisingly spacious.
- After the mutiny, they had to brig the ringleaders.
- The brig was celebrated for its victories at sea.
- The crew had to brig the sails to avoid capsizing.
- The brig had a crew of skilled sailors.
- After the incident, he was placed in the brig for a month.
- The brig sailed under the flag of the British Empire.
- They watched as the brig disappeared into the fog.
- He swore to never let himself get sent to the brig again.
- The brig's deck was bustling with activity.
- They had to brig the ship around to avoid the rocks.
- The brig was a popular choice for naval expeditions.
- The captain made a decision to brig the ship back to base.
- The brig was a marvel of its time, designed for speed.
- He found himself in the brig for a minor infraction.
- The brig's legacy lived on even after it was decommissioned.
- They had to brig the lines to steady the ship.
- The brig was a place of both punishment and reflection.
- The sails of the brig flapped loudly in the wind.
- The crew was anxious to get back on the brig after shore leave.
- They had to brig the ship to a stop before entering the harbor.
- The brig's captain was known for his fair treatment of the crew.
- After the eventful voyage, they finally returned to the brig.
- The brig was involved in numerous maritime missions.
- The crew had to brig the ropes to secure the sails.
- The brig played a crucial role in the naval fleet.
- He was relieved to be released from the brig after his punishment.
- The brig's history was filled with adventures on the high seas.
- They decided to brig the issue up during the next meeting.
- The brig was often the first line of defense in naval battles.
- The crew worked hard to brig the ship back to its former glory.
- The brig was known for its resilience in rough seas.
- The captain ordered the crew to brig the sails for the night.
- The brig had seen many storms and survived them all.
- He couldn't wait to leave the brig and return to his duties.
- The brig's design was revolutionary for its time.
- They had to brig the supplies on board before departure.
- The brig was a safe haven for sailors during the war.
- The crew was proud to serve on such a distinguished brig.
- After a long trial, he was finally released from the brig.
- The brig was often featured in naval history books.
- They had to brig the ship's bow into the wind.
- The brig was renowned for its speed and agility.
- He was surprised to find himself in the brig for such a trivial matter.
- The brig's sails caught the sunlight beautifully.
- They had to brig the ship back to its starting point.
- The brig was the pride of the naval fleet.
- After the storm passed, they were relieved to see the brig intact.
- The brig's crew celebrated their successful mission.
- They had to brig the ship around to face the enemy.
- The brig was often the subject of maritime legends.
- He felt a mix of dread and resolve as he entered the brig.
- The brig's captain was known for his strategic mind.
- They had to brig the ship into the dock for repairs.