Disembarkation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISEMBARKATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of disembarking
• The act of disembarking.
• the act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft
• the process of passengers getting off of a plane or a ship.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove to shore from a ship

Words related to DISEMBARKATION

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Words that contain DISEMBARKATION

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How to use DISEMBARKATION in a sentence

• But, in truth, I do not believe that they would even be able to effect a disembarkation.
• At Cuba, the landing of slaves is continual, and the places of disembarkation are known.
• The British ships at once entered the harbor, and the disembarkation of the stores and siege-train commenced.
• The commencement of the journey from the farm of disembarkation lay along what is known as corduroy boards.
• Until these look-outs returned he would permit no disembarkation from his ships.
• To quiet its religious scruples the government hit upon the device of requiring the baptism of all pagan slaves upon their disembarkation in the colonial ports.
• Thanks to Selkirk, the shore which received him at his disembarkation, presents to-day an aspect not only picturesque, but animated.
• Hitherto, no refuge, home, or building of any description had existed for the housing of the women when landed at the port of disembarkation.
• What busy-looking quays! More clatter of disembarkation.
• I spent the greater part of each day amongst the shipping, superintending the embarkation and disembarkation of men, animals, and stores.
• We and the other transport masters had received an intimation that we were at liberty to return to our respective ports upon the conclusion of the work of disembarkation.
• Should the boats be employed for the disembarkation of troops, the same arrangement should be made.
• Samson dropped bombs on them as they were standing on the shore after their disembarkation.
• I have recently been obliged by circumstances to concentrate my main efforts on pushing forward towards Achi Baba so as to clear my main port of disembarkation of shell fire.
• For the civilians a yellow card of disembarkation and for the military a white card.
• The night was very dark, and a scene of great confusion took place in the disembarkation.
• So much prestige had he lost that on his disembarkation his force was set upon by the very Gauls whom he had so signally beaten two years before.
• It seems likely, moreover, that the disembarkation was made much further to the west than they would have looked for.
• The disembarkation of the troops and convicts took place from the following day until the whole were landed.
• Since I wrote yesterday, I have heard all the news relative to our disembarkation.
• Kennedy, which we are to accompany to Rockingham Bay, 1200 miles north from Sydney, where we are to assist in the disembarkation and starting of the party.
• Lord Northcote, the Governor of Bombay, received the two regiments on disembarkation and addressed them, congratulating them on their good work in South Africa.
• On arrival at Alexandria we made arrangements for the disembarkation of all our sick, Lieutenant-Colonel Beach superintending their transport.

Similar words containing EMBARKA without suffix tion and without prefix dis

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