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disembark

verb as in get off transportation

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When stars began traveling by air, they made those travel plans known so photographers could capture them disembarking on the runway, the airline name clearly visible.

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Eventually, the group was allowed to disembark after intervention from a local charity.

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The home affairs ministry finally allowed the passengers to disembark when an NGO said it would provide them with accommodation.

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All passengers disembarked at Horn Island in the far north of Queensland over the weekend and were transferred to the mainland on a charter plane.

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NAGOYA, Japan—The tourists who crowd the bullet trains from Tokyo tend not to disembark at Nagoya as they speed along the so-called Golden Route linking the Japanese capital with Kyoto and Osaka.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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