The word "outrigged" typically refers to a boat or ship that has additional side beams, called outriggers, to provide stability. When looking for antonyms of this word, we have to think of terms that describe boats without such add-ons or equivalents. Examples of antonyms for "outrigged" are "unsteady," "unbalanced," or "unstable" boats that lack the additional support, which can make them unsafe in rough waters or turbulent weather conditions. Other antonyms can include words like "unequipped," "unsupported," or "inadequate," all of which relate to vessels that do not have the necessary equipment or fixtures to ensure their stability and safety on the open seas.

What are the antonyms for Outrigged?

• adj.

  • noun
  • unrigged
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Usage examples for Outrigged

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