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starfleet

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Starfleet (noun) means a fleet of spacecraft, especially as depicted in science fiction; most famously the fictional organization in Star Trek. Example: “In the show, Starfleet sends its officers on missions across the galaxy.”

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A fleet of spacecraft, especially as depicted in science fiction; most famously the fictional organization in Star Trek.
"In the show, Starfleet sends its officers on missions across the galaxy."

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In plain EnglishA space-based fleet, especially the fictional one from Star Trek.

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Starfleet officer Starfleet Academy
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Plural
starfleets
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Etymology

A compound of "star" + "fleet," popularized by the Star Trek franchise as the name of its fictional space-faring organization.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “starfleet” mean?
The word “starfleet” means a fleet of spacecraft, especially as depicted in science fiction; most famously the fictional organization in Star Trek. In plain terms, a space-based fleet, especially the fictional one from Star Trek.
How do you use “starfleet” in a sentence?
Here is “starfleet” used in a sentence: “In the show, Starfleet sends its officers on missions across the galaxy.”
What part of speech is “starfleet”?
“Starfleet” is a noun.
What is the meaning of starfleet?
"starfleet" (noun) means a fleet of spacecraft, especially as depicted in science fiction; most famously the fictional organization in Star Trek.