unmoor in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Unmoor: to release a vessel from its mooring or anchorage, allowing it to move away from the dock or shore.

As the sun began to rise, the crew prepared to unmoor the ship from the dock.
It was time to unmoor the kayak and paddle out into the calm waters of the lake.
She felt a sense of freedom as she watched the boat unmoor and drift away from the harbor.
The captain decided to unmoor the vessel early to avoid the afternoon storm.
After a long wait, they finally received the signal to unmoor and set sail for adventure.
The sailors prepared to unmoor the ship as dawn broke over the horizon.
Before the storm approached, they decided to unmoor from the dock to find safer waters.
It took several hours to unmoor the vessel due to the tangled lines and heavy winds.
As the captain gave the command to unmoor, anticipation filled the crew as they embarked on their journey.
After a brief delay, they finally managed to unmoor and set sail toward their destination.