Definition

A document that allows a neutral ship to pass through a blockade during a war.

Example

The captain presented the navicert to the naval officers to ensure safe passage through the blockade.

Conversation

Have you heard about the new navicert regulations for shipping?

Yeah, I read something about it; it seems complicated.

Right? It’s important for ships to get that navicert to avoid blockades.

Definitely! I can’t imagine dealing with all the paperwork.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Navicert is derived from 'navis' (meaning ship) and 'certificare' (meaning to certify). The term refers to a certificate related to a ship, often used in maritime contexts to verify certain details about the vessel.

Memory Tip

Think of 'navis' for ship and 'certificare' for certifying something — a navicert is a certificate that verifies details about a ship.

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