fleet
/fliːt/Definitions
1. noun
A number of ships or boats under a common authority or command.
“The naval fleet sailed into the harbor early in the morning.”
2. noun
A group of aircraft, spacecraft, or other vehicles under a common command or authority.
“The air force’s fleet of fighter jets was deployed to the region.”
3. verb
To navigate or sail a ship or boat, especially in a skillful or efficient way.
“The sailors fleetly navigated through the choppy waters.”
4. verb
To move quickly and smoothly, especially through a difficult situation.
“She fleetly resolved the crisis in the company.”