Disembark is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISEMBARK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to leave a ship, to land
• leave a ship, aircraft, or train
• get off a ship, aircraft, or bus
• To remove from on board a vessel; to put on shore; to land; to debark; as, the general disembarked the troops.
• To go ashore out of a ship or boat; to leave a ship; to debark.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove to shore from a ship

Words related to DISEMBARK

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Words that contain DISEMBARK

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How to use DISEMBARK in a sentence

• A gangplank was lowered and men began to disembark.
• For it was no easy task to disembark from one craft to the other, especially with one nearly submerged.
• I heard him say, as I lay bound on board, At Brunnen he proposed to disembark, And, crossing Schwytz, convey me to his castle.
• She is under my care, and must not disembark until I say the word.
• It was my purpose to disembark at Los Pinos, but we had passed that place long before I awoke, and were in sight of San Miguel when I opened my eyes.
• The emigrants in England are put under the orders of Puissaye, and disembark at Quiberon.
• Upon all these occasions the captain-general was the first to disembark, the last to enter the vessel, and the first in all places where they went.
• There the four companies will disembark in readiness to join the rest of the regiment.
• We have taken our precautions in Finland the same as here and it is here they are going to try to disembark.
• Erik resolved to wait for daybreak, and then disembark his passengers if it should prove necessary.
• He therefore sent men to forbid them either to return to him or to disembark from their ships.
• After encountering the vicissitudes of an ocean voyage, they were obliged to disembark on a foreign shore and immediately engage in an aggressive campaign.
• The cavalry, however, were not to disembark with the Brigade, but were to be the last troops to leave the transports.
• During the evening of the 21st, orders were received to be ready to disembark the following morning.
• I was careful to disembark in a boat to which Pablo did not belong.
• Courteous Boer officials entered the train and requested the passengers to disembark with all their luggage, for the purpose of custom-examination.
• Was it not the most evident breach of orders to disembark on a coast possessed by Spaniards? 6.
• They now proposed to disembark a body of troops in Ireland.
• Two European consuls and several important men in your own city have helped me to land this evening from a vessel which will not disembark her passengers till the morning.
• Here, it is the custom to disembark at the foot of the rapids, and, ascending the high bank, walk around the fall, while the men pull the boat up through the foaming waters.
• Then the landing shall be effected with great care, and the commanders of the galleys shall signify what soldiers are to disembark.
• No arquebuse shall be fired unless it is necessary, and no one shall disembark without my permission and order.
• They are a fleet which can disembark a million men and their supplies anywhere at any moment.
• It was difficult, it is true, for the Mexican general to anticipate the point at which the Americans would disembark.
• Here he helped her to disembark, and waited with his back to the shore.
• By the time I could disembark it had already grown quite dark, and the town-gates were shut.
• This was a matter of indifference to those of us who were travelling further, for as we came from Egypt, we should not have been allowed in any case to disembark.
• But this was not the case, or the smugglers would not have resorted there to disembark their cargo.
• Impossible for such a band to embark with a child, since to disembark with one was dangerous.
• The transports were at anchor off Cavite, five miles from a point on the beach where it was desired to disembark the men.
• At this Chinghu, they disembark and hire coolies and chairs to take them and their luggage across the Sien-hia pass to Puching in Fuhkien.
• So across the Delta I started, hardly waiting for the troops to disembark, for there was need for speed.
• I made one of them disembark, and took his place, my knee being so painful that I could walk no further.
• Information had just come that the enemy were accustomed to disembark in that neighborhood, so two companies were sent to lie in ambush to deal them some blow.
• When the latter saw that his scouts did not return with the information, he was afraid to disembark.
• At the dock there were crowds of idlers, Spaniards, negroes, to see us fasten and disembark.
• Captain Sharp was on the platform of the gangway, and took every lady by the hand as he assisted her to disembark.

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