Reembarked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REEMBARKED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT):
• to board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle, as for a journey.
• to start an enterprise, business, etc.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):
• to put or receive on board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.
• to involve (someone) in an enterprise.
• to venture or invest (something) in an enterprise.
VERB:
• REEMBARK, to embark again

Words related to REEMBARKED

reembark16 reembarking20 reembarks17

How to use REEMBARKED in a sentence

• Suddenly he departed and re-embarked, to unite with his squadron which was at Samos.
• The whole party accordingly re-embarked on board their galleys, and pursued their way to Rome.
• The custom-house gave no trouble, and we reembarked to cross about half a mile of water which separated us from the city gate.
• Wilkes told how a privateer had completely plundered seven Scotch islands, and re-embarked with three and sixpence.
• The whole expedition re-embarked on the 9th of August, and being now relieved of its heavy supplies and favored with winds, returned to the Sault St.
• Trada aer was so often repeated that we re-embarked quite disappointed.
• Re-embarked in the Beagle and sailed for the Cape of Good Hope.
• At night Troubridge re-embarked his men on board the frigates, which had remained where they were.
• With gladness they re-embarked when night came on, and continued their course down the lake.
• Here they defended themselves during the next day, but on the following night they re-embarked, with the loss of five hundred men.
• This lad, they stated, sojourned in Melipilla eighteen months, and finally went back to Valparaiso and re-embarked for England.
• Thus they re-embarked, and the canoes returned for the rest that were left behind.
• The cannon were sent back, and the troops returning to Ostend, re-embarked for England.
• Then the forces were re-embarked with the artillery, and landed within a mile of Carthagena, where they were opposed by about seven hundred Spaniards, whom they obliged to retire.
• The remainder of the troops being re-embarked, and everything prepared for the second expedition, the fleet sailed from St.
• After the fighting was ended and the army had re-embarked, preparatory to leaving the Yazoo, General Sherman was relieved from command by General McClernand.
• And when he told them that he was alone on the island, they reembarked without question.
• Before noon, everyone had re-embarked on board of their respective ships, and their lofty sails were expanded to a light and favouring breeze.
• There he remained two months, during which he re-established his health, and then re-embarked a few days previous to the ship being ready for sea.
• You got on a ship in New York, you disembarked for a very short land journey, you re-embarked on another ship, and landed at San Francisco.
• As soon as it was day we re-embarked, and set ourselves to paddling with all our might to warm ourselves.
• We re-embarked on the 19th, and on the 22d reached the fort, where we made a report of our martial expedition.
• Toward midday we re-embarked, to continue our journey.

Similar words containing EMBARK without suffix ed and without prefix re

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