re-embarking

Getting back on

Re-embarking is boarding a ship, plane, or other vessel again after having disembarked: Passengers went ashore for a few hours before re-embarking for the next leg of the cruise.

Figuratively, it means resuming a course of action or journey: She's re-embarking on her acting career after a decade away.

resumption

restart

Commence anew

continuation · returning · rejoining · restarting · re-engaging · re-entering · second-chance · do-over · revisiting · relaunching

journey

adventure

Risky exciting undertaking

trek · expedition · exploration · path · road · travel · wandering · sojourn · itinerary · excursion

voyage

ship

Seagoing transport vessel

port · anchor · nautical · boarding · gangway · cruise · vessel · seafaring · passage · crossing

motivation

determination

Firmness of purpose

courage · ambition · drive · enthusiasm · tenacity · grit · resilience · dedication · willpower · boldness

Opposites
boarding versus leaving a vessel/vehicle

re-embarkingdisembarking

Leaving a vehicle

debarking · getting off · alighting · landing · deplaning

resuming versus abandoning a journey/endeavor

re-embarkingabandoning

Leaving permanently behind

quitting · withdrawing · giving up · discontinuing · aborting

Family

re-embark, embark, embarking, embarked, embarks, embarkation, disembark, disembarking, disembarked

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G