on-board

Agreeing with everyone

On-board describes something located on or within a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft: on-board computer, on-board entertainment system.

The term extends to equipment built into any device: The camera has on-board image stabilization.

In business contexts, to on-board someone is to integrate a new employee or client into an organization.

Also spelled onboard.

crew

sailor

Seafaring crew member

captain · pilot · copilot · navigator · flight attendant · cabin crew · purser · steward · stewardess · engineer

integration

assimilate

Absorb and incorporate fully

embed · unify · consolidate · absorb · acclimate · adapt · mesh · blend · harmonize · align

vehicle

aboard

Upon a vehicle

train · bus · vessel · craft · deck · cabin · cockpit · gangway · ramp · embarkation

induction

orientation

Position relative to surroundings

briefing · familiarization · introduction · apprenticeship · acclimatization · workshop · seminar · probationary · rookie · novice

agreement

approve

Formally accept or authorize

buy-in · aligned · convinced · persuaded · receptive · cooperative · enthusiastic · invested · engaged · willing

Opposites
agreement/support

on-boardresistant

Withstanding external forces

opposed · against · reluctant · dissenting · unconvinced

physical location

on-boardashore

On land from water

disembarked · grounded · on land · dockside · left behind

integration status

on-boardexternal

Located on outside

peripheral · add-on · auxiliary · standalone · outboard

Family

onboard

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G