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aboard

adjective as in on or in a transportation object

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Three days aboard ship had already weakened Penelope’s capacity to lie.

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He liked the view, he said, for it reminded him of the crow’s nest aboard ship.

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Penelope gave a gentle downward tug on the TOT, and the bird knelt low enough for her to climb aboard.

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“I arrived just as the children were climbing aboard this noble coach of polished ebony, if you don’t mind the poetical language. My muse seems to be back in full force.”

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The presence of so much rosewood aboard the Shinan ship was a strong indication that the vessel had sailed as far as Southeast Asia and with the intention of trading in Korea and Japan.

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

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