Embarking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMBARKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMBARK, to go on board ship, also IMBARK
• go on board a ship or aircraft
• put or take on board a ship or aircraft
• begin (a course of action)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a start

Words related to EMBARKING

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How to use EMBARKING in a sentence

• I sold all my household goods by public auction, and joined a company of merchants who traded by sea, embarking with them at Balsora in a ship which we had fitted out between us.
• Embarking in great enterprises, she never went outside the prescribed sphere of woman.
• If we could have found a steamer going up Lake Superior, we should most certainly have quieted our impatience at this delay, by embarking on board of her.
• Finally, though his good sense warned him that he was embarking on an almost hopeless enterprise, he decided to throw in his lot with the Jacobites.
• Not the slightest evidence was discovered that he had touched shore after embarking.
• Many of the pilgrims walked thousands of miles in Russia before finally embarking on the pilgrim boat.
• He was not slow to detect among them the forms of Mrs Wyllys and Gertrude, attired in such a manner as to leave no doubt that they were at length on the eve of embarking.
• Asshur-izir-pal says that he sacrificed to the gods after embarking on the Mediterranean.
• The father went overland to the North Sea, and embarking at Vera Cruz, continued his course.
• Embarking on a phantom quest, his brain full of whimsical visions, Balder had thus unexpectedly stepped into the path of his legitimate affair.
• Bridges of boats had been hastily run out between the vessels, and over these the embarking voyagers or visitors passed in a stream.
• I spent the remainder of the winter enjoying the good things of this life, and on the 28th of April received orders to proceed to Lachine, preparatory to embarking for the north.
• Rolleston on the eve of embarking with his regiment for the Crimea.
• No extraordinary preparations were necessary for the embarking of a large commando, nor was much time lost before the hunters were speeding towards their destination.
• He explained that he had served his time in quite a humble way before embarking in business, on borrowed capital, as a tradesman.
• The day was a glorious one toward the end of March, when Betty stood on the hill above Alexandria and watched, with heavy heart, the magnificent pageant of the embarking army.
• Enough to know that they might be embarking on a mad venture.
• On one occasion, for example, he superintended all the arrangements for embarking the Bengal Division, which sailed from Calcutta to take part in an expedition against Abyssinia.
• But because the old Squire and others were embarking in that business, Rufus wished to do so, too.
• This deficiency was occasioned by his embarking in the South-Sea scheme.
• Before embarking on her, Don Nicholas sent for Boyton and commissioned him as Captain in the Peruvian Navy.
• Neither party, however, while in power would risk the sweets of office by embarking in a hazardous adventure.
• We should begin embarking these formations within the next three days.
• Without embarking on another endless yarn let me note the fact that there are two schools amongst our brethren afloat.
• In engaging him, Captain Hull seemed to be rather fortunate, and since embarking, the master cook had merited no reproach.
• This grievous wrong was committed by their enemies under cover of darkness, and in the confusion which attends the embarking of a number of people in a heavy sea.
• He died without much suffering on the second day after embarking on board the Agnes.
• At one time, in the course of his missionary travels around the world, he was embarking on an ocean voyage.
• Ammunition and stores were sent on shore, and, on the eleventh of June, with his diminished company, Ribaut, again embarking, spread his sails for France.
• A man went out from Botuan to fish upon the sea, embarking with his wife and children in two separate boats.
• There seems to be no reason for embarking on any such complications in the case of Ireland.
• For want of some other mode in which to employ his time, Lionel went down to the embarking place, and stepped on board.
• He only makes his case worse by embarking on so hopeless a task.

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