disembarkation (Meaning)

Wordnet

disembarkation (n)

the act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft

Webster

The act of disembarking.

No weak antonyms found.

The cruise ship's disembarkation procedure was organized and efficient, allowing passengers to leave the ship swiftly.
Following the flight's arrival at the destination airport, the disembarkation of passengers was coordinated smoothly.
As the train pulled into the station, passengers began disembarking and making their way toward the exit.
The hikers carefully planned their disembarkation point from the mountain trail to ensure they could safely reach the main road.
After days at sea, the crew eagerly anticipated the disembarkation at the port, where they would finally reunite with their families.
The disembarkation process for the ferry was delayed due to unforeseen weather conditions, causing minor inconveniences to the passengers.
Researchers conducted a study on the impact of disembarkation times at airports on passenger satisfaction.
The emergency evacuation plan included detailed instructions for the rapid disembarkation of passengers from an aircraft.
The ship's captain ordered the disembarkation of all passengers and crew members due to an impending storm.
The soldiers disembarked from the military aircraft and prepared for their mission on foreign soil.

the act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraftThe act of disembarking.

egress,embarkation, exodus, withdrawal,embarkment, relinquishment, emigration, flight, evacuation, retreat

appearance, appearance, arrival,arrival, entrance, advent, advent, coming, entrance, approach

The cruise ship's disembarkation procedure was organized and efficient, allowing passengers to leave the ship swiftly.

Following the flight's arrival at the destination airport, the disembarkation of passengers was coordinated smoothly.

As the train pulled into the station, passengers began disembarking and making their way toward the exit.

The hikers carefully planned their disembarkation point from the mountain trail to ensure they could safely reach the main road.