reembarkation
Getting back on
Reembarkation is the act of boarding a ship, aircraft, or vehicle again after having disembarked.
The term appears most often in cruise travel, where passengers leave the ship for shore excursions and must return before departure: Reembarkation closes thirty minutes before sailing.
Also spelled re-embarkation.
Act of continuing again
- recommencementAct of beginning anew
- restartCommence anew
- renewalMaking current again
- persistenceContinuing despite difficulty
perseverance · proceeding · advancement · progression · furtherance · carrying-on
Entering a vessel again
- reentryComing back in
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- repatriationFormal return to homeland
- reunionGathering after separation
arrival · resettlement · readjustment · reintegration · comeback · revisit · reappearance · gangway
resumption
Act of continuing again
- recommencementAct of beginning anew
- restartCommence anew
- renewalMaking current again
persistence · perseverance · proceeding · advancement · progression · furtherance · carrying-on
reboarding
Entering a vessel again
- reentryComing back in
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- repatriationFormal return to homeland
reunion · arrival · resettlement · readjustment · reintegration · comeback · revisit · reappearance · gangway · pier
cruise
Leisurely ocean voyage
seafaring · nautical · maritime · shipboard · ferry · vessel · deck · cabin · berth · porthole
reembarkationdisembarkation
Leaving a vehicle formally
debarkation · disembarking · deboarding · debarking · deplaning
embark, embarkation, disembark, disembarkation, bark, barks, barked, barking, barge