verb

disembark

to disembark, to get off, to land

Passengers must disembark from the rear of the bus.

Passengers must disembark from the rear of the bus.

We disembarked in Southampton.

We disembarked in Southampton.

((sb.)) ((from sth.)) to leave a ship, aircraft, etc. after a journey We disembarked from the ferry.

Synonyms: get off, alight, land; Antonyms: embark, board

From 'dis-' (reversal) + 'embark' (to go on board a ship). Literally, the opposite of embarking.

Think of 'dis-' as 'off' and 'embark' as 'on board'. So, 'to get off board'.

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