verb

disembark

to disembark, to get off, to alight

Passengers will disembark in Miami.

Passengers will disembark in Miami.

We disembarked from the ferry.

We disembarked from the ferry.

((from sth.)) to get off a ship, plane, etc. We disembarked from the ferry.

((in/at a place)) to get off at a place Passengers will disembark in Miami.

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

From 'dis-' (opposite of) + 'embark' (to go on board a ship). So, the opposite of getting on.

Think 'dis-' means 'off' and 'bark' sounds like 'barque' (a type of ship). So, 'off the ship'.

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