loaded vessel
/ˈloʊdɪd ˈvɛsəl/ · loʊ.dɪd.ves.əl
noun
- A ship or boat that is carrying a heavy or excessive load, often in a way that affects its stability or maneuverability. The loaded vessel struggled to navigate through the choppy waters.
noun
- A container or vehicle that is filled to capacity or beyond, often with a heavy or cumbersome load. The loaded vessel of the moving truck was difficult to maneuver through the narrow streets.
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Did you know? The term 'loaded vessel' is often used in maritime law to describe a ship that is carrying a load that exceeds its designed capacity, which can lead to serious consequences, including damage to the vessel or harm to its crew.