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    To embark means to go aboard or set out on a journey or venture using some form of transportation. It can refer to boarding a ship or boat, as in Indians embarking in a bark canoe, or starting a trip or project, like embarking on a journey to Africa to photograph wildlife. Embarking often involves beginning travel, like a ship embarking at noon or getting vaccinated before embarking on a trip.

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    To embark means to go aboard or set out on a journey or venture using some form of transportation. It can refer to boarding a ship or boat, as in Indians embarking in a bark canoe, or starting a trip or project, like embarking on a journey to Africa to photograph wildlife. Embarking often involves beginning travel, like a ship embarking at noon or getting vaccinated before embarking on a trip.

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    To embark means to go aboard or set out on a journey or venture using some form of transportation. It can refer to boarding a ship or boat, as in Indians embarking in a bark canoe, or starting a trip or project, like embarking on a journey to Africa to photograph wildlife. Embarking often involves beginning travel, like a ship embarking at noon or getting vaccinated before embarking on a trip.

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    EMBARK

    (im BARK)

    to go aboard some means of transportation;


    to set out on a venture
    Sounds like: BARK

    Indians EMBARKING in a BARK canoe.


    q

    The ship was scheduled to EMBARK at noon.

    The nurse reminded us to get our vaccinations before


    EMBARKING on our trip to Africa.

    We EMBARKED on a journey to Africa to photograph


    the wildlife.

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