What is another word for anchors aweigh?
Pronunciation: [ˈankəz ˈɔːɪɡ] (IPA) 
"Anchors aweigh" is a phrase commonly used in the context of ships and navies, referring to the lifting of an anchor to signal the start of a voyage. Synonyms for this term include "cast off," "weigh anchor," and "hoist the anchor." Other nautical phrases that convey a similar sense of setting sail include "set course," "hoist the sails," and "sail away." More broadly, phrases such as "embarking on a journey," "beginning anew," and "starting fresh" can also capture the spirit of this phrase. Whether in a maritime or metaphorical sense, these synonyms capture the sense of adventure and forward motion implied by "anchors aweigh".
