inbarge Sentence Examples
- The inbarge struggled against the river's strong current, its occupants determined to reach the opposite shore.
- As the ship inbarged into the harbor, a chorus of horns and cheers welcomed its return.
- The invading forces inbarged into the city, their weapons drawn and their intentions clear.
- The firefighters inbarged into the burning building, risking their lives to save the trapped occupants.
- The police inbarged into the house, searching for suspects in a high-profile robbery.
- The search and rescue team inbarged into the wreckage, hoping to find survivors of the plane crash.
- The SWAT team inbarged into the hostage situation, their precision training and equipment giving them an advantage.
- The protesters inbarged into the government building, demanding change and accountability.
- The students inbarged into the lecture hall, eager to hear from the renowned guest speaker.
- The medical team inbarged into the operating room, preparing for a life-saving surgery.
inbarge Meaning
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inbarge (v. t. & i.)
To embark; to go or put into a barge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inbarge
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FAQs About the word inbarge
To embark; to go or put into a barge.
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The inbarge struggled against the river's strong current, its occupants determined to reach the opposite shore.
As the ship inbarged into the harbor, a chorus of horns and cheers welcomed its return.
The invading forces inbarged into the city, their weapons drawn and their intentions clear.
The firefighters inbarged into the burning building, risking their lives to save the trapped occupants.
