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debarkation

noun as in arrival

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After all, that country has quite a grim history to be the debarkation point for so many migrants.

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His point of debarkation was New York City.

Looking ahead, American passengers on the Grand Princess will be transferred to military posts for quarantine and testing after debarkation.

“Embarkation at Port Miami for Sunday’s voyage of Carnival Magic was delayed due to several factors, including late debarkation from a previous voyage,” the cruise line wrote in a statement obtained by Fox News.

The only document that mentioned Routh by name was a “debarkation roster” dated April 1, 2010 - the end date of his deployment.

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

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