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salvor
/ ˈæə /
noun
a person instrumental in salvaging a vessel or its cargo
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of salvor1
Example Sentences
"We continue to work with the appropriate authorities and remain committed to supporting the salvors and salvage operations with the highest possible regard for safety," a spokesperson said.
As nations debated a draft agreement, American salvors moved in.
Operator X-Press Feeders said salvors remain on the scene to deal with any possible spills.
The salvors could have to find a way to lighten the vessel’s enormous weight so that it can be pulled to a less obstructive position.
The order has been described as a big win for RMS Titanic Inc., the court-recognized salvor, or steward, of the Titanic’s artifacts.
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