motorboating
- noun
- /ˈmoʊtərˌboʊtɪŋ/
- He learned the basics of motorboating before renting a boat for the weekend.
Examples
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They spent the afternoon motorboating along the lake, stopping to swim at quiet coves.
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We went motorboating on the lake last weekend.
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Many tourists enjoy motorboating on the river during the summer months.
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Have you ever tried motorboating in the ocean?
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On weekends, many families enjoy motorboating on the lake together.
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The thrill of motorboating along the river is an unforgettable experience.
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During summer vacations, we often spend our time motorboating in the crystal-clear waters.
Synonyms
Traveling in a boat that moves using the wind
Going out on a boat for pleasure
Sailing or cruising in a yacht for pleasure
To use steam-powered boats to carry people or goods on rivers
An activity of moving a boat on water using a large cloth and wind, often for fun or sport
How Powered
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Etymology
The word motorboating comes from motor + boat + -ing, where motor means 'engine' and boat means 'a small ship'. So, motorboating is the activity of 'riding in or using a motorboat'.