Associations to the word «Embarkation»
Noun
- Port
- Emigrant
- Hampton
- Pier
- Seaport
- Troop
- Pilgrim
- Shipment
- Evacuation
- Lobby
- Southampton
- Voyage
- Toulon
- Staten
- Camp
- Landing
- Lifeboat
- Marseille
- Urging
- Departure
- Alexandria
- Passenger
- Ferry
- Shipping
- Newport
- Canoe
- Harbour
- Convoy
- Cruise
- Transport
- Barge
- Depot
- Hq
- Battalion
- Arrival
- Portsmouth
- Cargo
- Bombay
- Staging
- Raf
- Cove
- Regiment
- Squadron
- Preparation
- Caesar
- Forces
- Vessel
- Francisco
- Point
- Steamer
- Army
- Legion
- Brooklyn
- Logistics
- Check
- Jersey
- Dock
- Charleston
- Vera
- Sail
- Ship
- Boat
- Invasion
- Convict
- Reinforcement
- Shore
- Liverpool
- Claude
- Trips
- Accommodation
- Fort
- Recruit
- Seattle
- Antoine
- Transportation
Adjective
Wiktionary
EMBARKATION, noun. The act of embarking.
EMBARKATION, noun. The process of loading military personnel and vehicles etc into ships or aircraft.
Dictionary definition
EMBARKATION, noun. The act of passengers and crew getting aboard a ship or aircraft.
Wise words
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