What is another word for voyage?
439 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ vˈɔ͡ɪɪd͡ʒ], [ vˈɔɪɪdʒ], [ v_ˈɔɪ_ɪ_dʒ]Table of Contents
Similar words for voyage:- cruise (noun)
- emigration (noun)
- expedition (noun)
- flight (noun)
- jaunt (noun)
- journey (noun)
- navigation (noun)
- passage (noun)
- progress (noun)
- quest (noun)
- tour (noun)
- travel (noun)
- cross (verb)
- cruise (verb)
- journey (verb)
- migrate (verb)
- navigate (verb)
- peregrinate (verb)
- sail (verb)
- tour (verb)
- travel (verb)
- other synonyms
- emigration
- navigate
- sail
- travel
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Voyage:
n.
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- bookable,
- afloat,
- bus,
- booking,
- Booking office,
- ARR,
- aboard,
- board,
- aisle seat,
- book on.
- dis-placements,
- re-settlement,
- ex patriations,
- re establishments,
- dis placement,
- re establishment,
- re settlements,
- re-settlements,
- re-locations,
- trans-planting,
- re-location,
- reestablishments,
- trans planting,
- ex-patriations,
- up rooting,
- transplantings,
- ex patriation,
- re settlement,
- up-rooting,
- dis-placement,
- re-establishments,
- uprootings,
- re location,
- re locations,
- homesteadings,
- dis placements,
- ex-patriation.
- fleet,
- undertaking,
- travellers,
- outing,
- jaunt,
- ramble,
- crew,
- stroll,
- entrada,
- wayfarers,
- sojourn,
- patrol,
- safari,
- explorers,
- party,
- caravan,
- team,
- campaign,
- promenade,
- squadron,
- crowd,
- hike,
- cavalcade,
- company,
- crusade,
- voyagers,
- mission,
- march,
- junket,
- enterprise,
- posse,
- walk,
- picnic,
- peregrination.
- adventure,
- beat,
- roundabout,
- constitutional,
- turn,
- sally,
- course,
- ride,
- saunter,
- run,
- frolic,
- airing,
- jog,
- prowl,
- tramp,
- canter,
- amble.
- transit,
- wandering,
- itinerary,
- traverse,
- transmigration,
- range,
- Roaming,
- traveling,
- visit,
- route,
- venture,
- survey,
- wayfaring,
- vagrancy.
- shipping,
- Nautic,
- pilotage,
- helmsmanship,
- piloting,
- ocean travel,
- seamanship,
- plotting a course,
- steerage,
- Voyaging,
- nautics,
- voyagings,
- yachting.
v.
•cross (verb) •cruise (verb) •journey (verb) •migrate (verb) •navigate (verb)- laid the course,
- rides out,
- headed out for,
- laying the course,
- lay course,
- heading out for,
- rode out,
- laying course,
- rid out,
- heads out for,
- lays the course,
- laid course,
- riding out,
- lays course.
- gotten under way,
- got under way,
- gets under way,
- gat under way,
- skirred,
- casts anchor,
- skirrs,
- puts to sea,
- re aching,
- re-ached,
- put sea,
- makes headway,
- casting anchor,
- putting sea,
- skirring,
- re ached,
- puts sea,
- re-aching,
- made headway.
- going on the road,
- goes on the road,
- went on the road,
- going the road,
- sightsees,
- globe-trots,
- globetrotted,
- going on road,
- sightsaw,
- globetrots,
- goes on road,
- goes the road,
- went on road,
- go the road,
- go on road,
- globe-trotted,
- sightseen,
- going road,
- went the road,
- went road,
- goes road,
- go road.
- trek.
Other synonyms:
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- passage.
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- haul.
- helm,
- captained,
- skippered,
- Helming,
- Helmed,
- head out for,
- captaining,
- Piloted,
- lay the course,
- ride out,
- skippering.
- Embarking,
- motored,
- get under way,
- Skirr,
- put to sea,
- getting under way,
- cast anchor,
- motoring,
- making headway,
- putting to sea.
- Adventured,
- knock around,
- got through,
- traveled,
- set out,
- setting forth,
- take a boat,
- take a plane,
- make one's way,
- making way,
- make way,
- Adventuring,
- go camping,
- setting out,
- go riding,
- take a train,
- go into orbit,
- taking a train,
- set forth,
- get through.
- gangway,
- canoe,
- make a journey,
- Endosmosis,
- relocation,
- stray,
- gait,
- pursuit,
- stir,
- Travels,
- globe-trotting,
- hit the trail,
- maritime,
- budge,
- accommodation oraccommodations,
- ejection,
- opening,
- come,
- sail,
- itinerant,
- leeway,
- take,
- field trip,
- popularity,
- advance,
- rubberneck,
- carriage,
- headway,
- Wayfare,
- measure,
- nautical,
- hunt,
- aisle,
- aviate,
- ingress,
- unsettled,
- hop,
- permeation,
- conduit,
- arrangement,
- navigational,
- Periplus,
- reconnoitre,
- shoot,
- nomadic,
- leg,
- interpenetration,
- Sternway,
- take the road,
- au revoir,
- marine,
- crossing,
- transudation,
- sweep,
- get,
- penetration,
- velocity,
- mosey,
- passageway,
- saltwater,
- perambulatory,
- travel over,
- pace,
- circumnavigation,
- pass through,
- stalk,
- grand tour,
- range over,
- swing,
- angular velocity,
- Intercurrence,
- search,
- rambling,
- swan,
- steering,
- reconnoiter,
- ferry,
- infiltration,
- adieu,
- row,
- traipse,
- bon voyage,
- path,
- travelling,
- track,
- motorboat,
- make headway,
- boating,
- carry sail,
- slip,
- pleasure trip,
- cover,
- fairway,
- sight see,
- yacht,
- tread,
- go over,
- migratory,
- transmission,
- cadence,
- rate,
- pilot,
- package tour,
- rubberneck tour,
- corridor,
- dally,
- steamboat,
- scout,
- full speed,
- move around,
- Facilities,
- dawdle,
- go abroad,
- footfall,
- scour,
- fetch,
- farewell,
- clip,
- stride,
- scull,
- roving,
- Auf Wiedersehen,
- perambulate,
- melioration,
- travelled,
- circumnavigate,
- in transit,
- steam,
- ocean trip,
- itinerate,
- step,
- egress,
- ambulant,
- good day,
- hall,
- exodus,
- Begone,
- make a trip,
- all aboard,
- chase,
- circumambulate,
- port,
- channel,
- pilgrim,
- goodbye,
- space travel,
- locomotion.
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Equivalence
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Foreign word
trip.
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Adjective
trip.
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Adverb
trip.
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Verb, past tense
trip.
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Foreign word
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Forward Entailment
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Independent
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Adjective
travel-related.
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Proper noun, singular
airways.
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Noun, singular or mass
crossing, logger, route, accommodation, Navigating.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
travelling.
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Proper noun, singular
travelling.
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Noun, singular or mass
passage, sailing, itinerary, trek, travelling.
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Verb, past tense
Visited.
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Adjective
Hypernym for Voyage:
n.
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crossing, spacefaring, spaceflight, space travel.
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act
Hyponym for Voyage:
n.
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journey, journeying.
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act