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Discover LudwigThe word "abaft" is correct and usable in written English.
Abaft means at or near the stern (back) of a ship. You can use it in any context that refers to a ship or boat. For example, "The steering wheel is abaft the captain's cabin."
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"Hit abaft the second funnel," I shouted down to the control room.
In form, the example is nearly flat-bottomed, round bilged, double-ended, with flaring topsides, and greatest beam abaft midlength.
The felze (wooden winter cabin) and tendalin (canvas summer hood) fell out of use forty or fifty years ago; unless these traditional enclosures are revived, the conventional tender moment on the water will be forever inhibited by the steady oar-plying and tour-guiding going on abaft.
This is understandable; it won't bear comparison with its magnetic neighbours, and moreover, it lies awkwardly abaft the channel, as if the first intention was to be a stopper of it.
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