BusinessAugust 24, 2026
seakeeping
SEE-keep-ing
Definition
The ability of a vessel to handle rough waters and maintain stability and performance while underway.
Etymology
Derived from the English 'sea' and the verb 'keep' in the sense of maintaining a course or condition, the term emerged in maritime usage to describe a ship's seaworthiness.
In the news
The word highlights the performance capabilities of the BG64's hull design, noting that it is built to handle various water conditions effectively.
Why the new BG64 yacht is one to watch at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival
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