reembarks

Gets back on

Reembarks means to board a ship, plane, or other vessel again after having disembarked: The passengers reembarked after their brief shore excursion.

The word applies literally to transportation and figuratively to resuming any journey or undertaking: After her sabbatical, she reembarked on her research.

resumption

resumes

Job applicants' summaries

renews · picks up · carries on · proceeds · relaunches · reinitiates · reactivates · reopens

voyage

sail

Ship's wind-catching fabric

maritime · ocean · navigate · ship · vessel · captain · anchor · port · crossing · passage

boarding

reboarding

Entering a vessel again

departure · passengers · vessel · aircraft · ship · ferry · cruise · terminal · port

return

homecoming

Returning to one's origin

back · reunion · reentry · going back · retrace · reverse course · homeward

Opposites
boarding vs. exiting a vessel/vehicle

reembarksdisembarks

Exits a vehicle

debarks · alights · gets off · exits · lands

resuming vs. abandoning a journey

reembarksabandons

Ceases to support

stays put · quits · gives up · stays behind · discontinues

Family

reembark, reembarked, reembarking

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