disembarked

Left the vessel

Disembarked is the past tense of disembark, meaning to leave a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle after a journey: We disembarked at the port of Naples.

The word carries a slightly formal tone compared to simply saying got off.

Passengers disembark; cargo is unloaded.

maritime

gangway

Narrow corridor for access

  • pierWaterfront landing structure
  • dockMooring structure at water's edge
  • quayWaterfront loading platform

harbor · wharf · jetty · berth · anchorage · mooring · seaport · waterfront · marina · landing

arrival

customs

Traditional practices or import taxes

baggage · terminal · arrivals · greeting · welcome · border · checkpoint · entry · clearance · declaration

journey

voyage

Journey by sea

pilgrimage · trek · excursion · crossing · passage · sojourn · traveler · explorer · seafarer · globetrotter

aviation

tarmac

Paved airport surface

gate · cabin · aircraft · airliner · passengers · flight · landing · touchdown · taxiing · fuselage

military

troops

Military personnel collectively

invasion · amphibious · beachhead · deployment · reinforcements · convoy · operation · assault · infantry · marines

Categories
Opposites
boarding vs. leaving a vessel/vehicle

disembarkedembarked

Began a journey

boarded · got on · embarking · boarding · shipped out

Family

disembark, disembarkation, disembarking, disembarks

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G