Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
aboard
preposition/adverb
/əˈbɔrd/

Definition
On or onto a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.

Examples
- We boarded the ship early in the morning.
- Once everyone is aboard, we can set sail.
- She felt excited to be aboard the new airplane.

Meaning
The term ‘aboard’ refers to being on a mode of transportation, such as a train, ship, or airplane. It signifies that someone is inside or on the vehicle.

Synonyms
- Onboard
- Inside
- In