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Embark
verb · the doing of it
To go on board — from barque, the ship. You get on the vessel, and then the water carries you.
The Law of Perpetuality · Jewel: Pearl
The basics · everyday words
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Full definitions · 10
- 01To go on board a ship, aircraft or vessel
- 02From embarquer — to put into a barque, to board
- 03To begin a course of action, especially a long or serious one
- 04To commit yourself to a passage you cannot finish standing on the dock
- 05To set out with intent and with a destination
- 06To load onto a vessel for carrying
- 07To engage in an enterprise from its start
- 08To step off solid ground onto something that moves
- 09To launch out — to trust the water and the guide
- 10To do this again for every new layer, not once for life
Slides for Embark
Slide 1 · to be added
Slide 2 · to be added
Slide 3 · to be added
This page holds the teaching slides for Embark. Drop them in here and they will sit between the planner page and the wider word list.
Proprietary planner system · Patent pending