leeway (noun)

1. In the fantasy world of elves and dragons, there is ample leeway given to magical powers and mythical creatures.

2. The horror movie relied on the audience's leeway to suspend disbelief and accept the terrifying events unfolding on screen.

3. In a romantic relationship, there should be some leeway for individual differences and personal preferences.

4. The architect's design allowed for leeway in room layout, giving the homeowners flexibility to rearrange furniture according to their needs.

1. In the comic strip, the ship expertly handles the strong winds and avoids leeway.

2. The horror movie depicted a haunted ship that experienced leeway, moving mysteriously sideways.

3. The science fiction novel introduced a futuristic ship that could effortlessly control leeway in any direction.

4. During the Battle of Trafalgar, some ships managed to gain an advantage by utilizing leeway to surprise their opponents.