unrigged
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrɪɡd/
- With the crew's help, the yacht was unrigged and prepared for transport.
Examples
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The museum displays an old unrigged schooner to illustrate its construction.
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After the storm, the damaged sailboat was quickly unrigged at the harbor.
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The old boat was unrigged and left to decay.
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After the storm, the yacht was found unrigged on the shore.
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After the storm, the damaged sailboat was quickly unrigged and placed in dry dock for repairs.
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The museum's exhibit features an unrigged schooner, showcasing the intricate details of its wooden frame.
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With the crew's help, the racing yacht was carefully unrigged to prepare it for a lengthy journey.
Antonyms
How Rigged
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unrigged breaks into un- meaning 'not' and rig meaning the ropes, sails, or gear of a ship. So an unrigged vessel is simply 'not rigged' — it has had its ropes and sails taken off.