disembarked

Synonyms for disembarked

verb get off transportation

1580s, from Middle French desembarquer, from des- (see dis-) + embarquer (see embark). Related: Disembarkation; disembarked; disembarking.

But Alcibiades, sailing round with twenty of his vessels, came to land and disembarked.

"We leave immediately, Commander Hanson," he said as he disembarked.

Meanwhile the boat glided up to the landing-place, and they disembarked.

They had suffered hardships of all kinds since they had disembarked at Alexandria.

He disembarked with his boxes, and inquired for a good lodging in the Upper Town.

The room jolted and swayed as the boat landed and Polter disembarked.

After some hours they stopped and disembarked at a small village.

When he disembarked, his disciples advanced to meet him with great demonstrations of joy.

We, therefore, disembarked and prepared to have our luncheon.

Instinct had directed it to the very vessel from which it had been disembarked.