Definitions

aboard

[uh-bawrd, uh-bohrd] / əˈbɔrd, əˈboʊrd /

ADJECTIVE

on or in a transportation object

Synonyms

WEAK

boarded consigned embarked en route in transit loaded on on board traveling

Antonyms

WEAK

not on off

Example Sentences

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Paul, naturally, tried to spin the fight as David versus Goliath, a contrast which would probably work better if he did not post videos of himself aboard his own jet, but whatever.

From The Wall Street Journal

He launched them, led them and brought people aboard.

From Los Angeles Times

Officials did not provide any information about deaths or people aboard the aircraft during the media conference.

From BBC

A business jet crash in North Carolina killed all seven aboard Thursday, reportedly including a former racing car driver, authorities said.

From Barron's

Photos appeared to show dozens of migrants wearing life jackets being brought in to Dover, Kent, aboard a Border Force vessel.

From BBC