Pronunciation: /ˈvɔɪ.ɪdʒ/
noun a long journey, especially by sea or in space
A1 I went on a voyage to the beach.
A2 The family embarked on a voyage around the world.
B1 The cruise ship offered a luxurious voyage to the Caribbean.
B2 The historical voyage of Columbus changed the course of history.
C1 The scientific voyage to Antarctica yielded valuable research data.
C2 The artist's voyage of self-discovery led to a series of groundbreaking paintings.
verb to travel on a voyage
A1 I voyage to new countries to explore different cultures.
A2 She voyages across the ocean on a cruise ship.
B1 They voyaged to the remote island for a unique vacation experience.
B2 The explorers voyaged through uncharted territories in search of hidden treasures.
C1 The astronauts voyaged to the moon on a historic space mission.
C2 The author voyaged through his imagination to create a masterpiece novel.
formal The captain announced that the voyage would take approximately two weeks.
informal I'm so excited for our upcoming voyage to the Caribbean!
slang Let's go on a voyage and see where the wind takes us.
figurative Embarking on a new career can feel like a voyage into the unknown.
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