What is another word for brought anchor home?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈɔːt ˈankə hˈə͡ʊm] (IPA) 
"Brought anchor home" refers to the act of lifting the anchor from the seabed and securing it on board a vessel, indicating the end of a journey or voyage. Synonyms for this phrase include "weighed anchor" and "raised anchor," both of which describe the act of hoisting the anchor using the ship's equipment. Additionally, "retrieved anchor" and "recovered anchor" suggest a similar process of retrieving the anchor from the seabed and bringing it back on board. Other synonyms may include "pulled up anchor," "hauled up anchor," and "lifted anchor," which convey the physical effort and action required to free the vessel from its mooring and set sail.
