re-embark
Get back on
Re-embark means to embark again—to board a ship, plane, or other vessel after having disembarked, or to resume a journey or undertaking after an interruption: After touring the port, passengers re-embarked for the next leg of the cruise.
The word applies equally to literal boarding and figurative ventures: She re-embarked on her writing career after raising her children.
restart
Commence anew
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- returnGo back again
- rejoinReturn to a group
reenter · reengage · pick up · begin again · renew · relaunch · revisit · retry · rekindle · reactivate
ship
Seagoing transport vessel
- sailShip's wind-catching fabric
- oceanMassive saltwater body
- expeditionOrganized exploratory journey
navigate · adventure · journey · seafaring · cruise · departure · boarding · gangway · port · vessel
embark, embarks, embarked, embarking, embarkation, disembark, disembarks, disembarked, disembarking