Seamanship (noun)

The skill and knowledge required for the handling and navigation of a ship, particularly in difficult conditions or emergency situations.

Origin:

From the word seamen and shipmanship.

Examples:

1. The captain's seamanship was put to the test during the storm.
2. The sailors were trained in seamanship to handle the ship safely.
3. The seamanship of the crew saved the ship from sinking.
4. The school trained students in seamanship and navigation.
5. The sailor relied on their seamanship to navigate through the treacherous waters.