different between reembarkation vs reembark
reembarkation
English
Etymology
re- +? embarkation
Noun
reembarkation (countable and uncountable, plural reembarkations)
- embarkation again or anew
Related terms
- reembark
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reembark
English
Etymology
re- +? embark
Verb
reembark (third-person singular simple present reembarks, present participle reembarking, simple past and past participle reembarked)
- embark again
Related terms
- reembarkation
Anagrams
- embarker
reembark From the web:
- what does embark mean
- what is embark mean
- what do embark mean
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