Synonyms for disembarkation
dis·em·barka·tion

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1. debarkation, disembarkation, disembarkmentnoun

   the act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft

   Synonyms:
   disembarkment, debarkation

   Antonyms:
   embarkment, embarkation, boarding

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1. • Landing

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1. List of paraphrases for "disembarkation":

   landing, deplaning, deboarding, disembarking, detraining, unlading, offloading, unloading

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1. Catherine Stubberfield:

   The state in which a boat in distress is first identified bears the primary responsibility for providing or ensuring a place of safety, uNHCR is deeply concerned by recent delays in rescue and disembarkation for refugees in distress at sea.

2. Mina Agnos:

   More cruise lines are eliminating Istanbul as a port of disembarkation and reverting to Athens, Greece, as a result we are seeing a notable drop in pre - and post - cruise bookings for Istanbul. Additionally, we have seen that independent travelers are now preferring to err on the side of caution when it comes to Turkey. Is it safe to travel to Europe now ? For cautious travelers, canceling a trip to Turkey may provide temporary peace of mind. I have had a number of guests contact us to cancel their Istanbul segments opting instead for other European cities including Athens, Barcelona and Rome, says Mina Agnos. But until more is known about Tuesday incident, some travelers may just want to stay the course.

3. Christine Petre:

   International Organization for Migration is providing humanitarian direct assistance at the disembarkation point, including water and food.

4. Catherine Stubberfield:

   With refugees and asylum seekers having been at sea for over two months now, disembarkation is absolutely critical to saving lives, no one can survive for long in these conditions.

5. Susan Lomax:

   There's no longer any' Oh my gosh, we're sailing for days and no one will take us,' there's no reason to wait till the end of the cruise ; we have the ability to go to those disembarkation ports if and as needed.