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View definitions for on board

on board

adjective as in aboard

adjective as in traveling

adverb as in here

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Example Sentences

He is forced to pursue a mysterious villain after being blackmailed into allowing a potentially dangerous package on board a Christmas Eve flight.

From BBC

The attack took place after Mr Rollinson had refused to let the teenager on board the bus because he was too drunk.

From BBC

The ship still shines bright in the memories of former CalMac crew members who have been reminiscing about their time on board.

From BBC

When John Folkes was 19 years old, he was on board a plane ordered to fly through four atomic bomb mushroom clouds.

From BBC

Matt Gaetz’s attorney general bid came together on board Trump’s plane while Wiles was in a “different, adjacent room on the plane, apparently unaware,” per Politico Playbook.

From Salon

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

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