Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gally
noun
ˈɡalē

Definition
A gally is a type of large ship propelled by oars and sails, historically used for trade and warfare.

Examples
- The ancient gally sailed the Mediterranean Sea, transporting goods and soldiers.
- During naval battles, the swift gally maneuvered expertly, avoiding enemy fire.
- Famous galleys were often commissioned by empires to engage in trade routes.

Meaning
In historical contexts, galleys were important vessels for navigation and commerce, often associated with the Mediterranean regions.

Synonyms
- ship
- galley ship
- vessel