Pronunciation: /ˌnævəˈɡeɪʃənəl/
noun a noun form of the adjective 'navigational', referring to the concept or practice of navigation
A1 I use a navigational app on my phone to find my way around town.
A2 The ship's crew relied on navigational charts to navigate the open sea.
B1 The pilot's navigational skills were put to the test during the storm.
B2 The navigational equipment on the spacecraft helped guide it safely to its destination.
C1 The navigational system on the submarine was state-of-the-art and highly accurate.
C2 The navigational challenges of crossing the Arctic Ocean required expert planning and execution.
adjective describing something related to navigation or guiding a course
A1 The map had clear navigational markers to help us find our way.
A2 She used a navigational app on her phone to guide us to the hiking trail.
B1 The pilot relied on the navigational instruments to fly through the storm.
B2 The navigational charts provided detailed information about the sea currents.
C1 The navigational system on the ship was state-of-the-art and incredibly accurate.
C2 The navigational software used by the astronauts was essential for their mission to Mars.
formal The ship's navigational system was state-of-the-art, ensuring precise course plotting.
informal I always rely on Google Maps for navigational help when driving in unfamiliar areas.
slang Let me be the navigational expert and guide us to the party tonight.
figurative She used her intuition as a navigational tool to navigate through the complexities of the situation.
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