Aboard and Boarded

Aboard

Aboard adverb - On a ship, train, plane or other vehicle.
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Synonyms for Aboard

Boarded and aboard are semantically related. in on or in a transportation object topic. In some cases you can use "Boarded" instead an adjective "Aboard".

Boarded

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Aboard and boarded are semantically related. You can use "Aboard" instead an adjective "Boarded". popular alternative

Nearby Words: board, boarder, boarding

Both words in one sentence

  • Red Shirt Instead of the Borg killing you, they boarded your ship and killed off every officer aboard.
    Source: Red Shirt
  • The Corpse Stops Here Nevertheless, Kirk and McCoy were arrested under authority of "Interstellar Law," which seems to say something like, "If your ship has been attacked and boarded by unknown parties, you may arrest and prosecute the very next people who voluntarily beam aboard."
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