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Definition of dreadnaught - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
militaryDated battleship with large guns of the same caliberDated
- The dreadnaught dominated the naval fleet.
2.
clothingDated UK thick, heavy cloth or garment made to resist weatherDated UK
- He wore a dreadnaught to protect against the harsh winds.
Images of dreadnaught

battleship with large guns of the same caliber 
thick, heavy cloth or garment made to resist weather
Origin of dreadnaught
Old English, drēad (fear) + naught (nothing)
Examples of dreadnaught in a sentence
A new dreadnaught was commissioned by the navy. The sailor's dreadnaught kept him warm at sea. She bought a dreadnaught for the winter storms.
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- French:cuirassé, tissu épais, ...
- German:Schlachtschiff, dicker Stoff, ...
- Italian:corazzata, cappotto pesante, ...
- Spanish:acorazado, abrigo grueso, ...
- Portuguese:couraçado, casaco pesado, ...
- Chinese:无畏舰, 重衣服, ...
- Japanese:ドレッドノート, 厚手の布, ...
- Arabic:دِرِيدْنُوت, معطف ثقيل, ...
- Hebrew:דְּרֶדְנוֹט, מְעִיל כָּבֵד, ...
- Russian:дредноут, тяжелая одежда, ...
- Ukrainian:дредноут, товсте пальто, ...
- Hindi:ड्रेडनॉट, मोटा कपड़ा, ...
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