Definitions

emplane

[em-pleyn] / ɛmˈpleɪn /

VERB

board

Synonyms

STRONGEST

catch climb on enter get on hop on

STRONG

entrain mount

WEAK

embus

Antonyms

WEAK

disembark get off leave

VERB

embark

Synonyms

STRONGEST

commence enter launch

STRONG

board entrain

WEAK

go aboard ship leave port plunge into put on board set about set out set sail take on board take ship

Antonyms

STRONGEST

cease end finish stop

WEAK

disembark stay

Example Sentences

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Their mission now clarified, the two Berkeley scientists emplaned for Washington at three-thirty that morning.

From Literature

We had agreed to be wed on the first of June, and on May the fourth, emplaned in New York for Paris.

From Project Gutenberg