disembarkment
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 3
[Fr. désembarquement.] The act of disembarking; disembarkation. dis-em-bar-ra , v. t. [Fr. des embar ras ser = to disentangle: des Lat. dis away, apart, and em embarra ment or perplexity; to clear, to free, to extricate. IMG:content-0082.png:[blocks in formation] "Many that would have gone that way so much loved him that they were loth to disease him, but went another way."-Armin: Nest of Ninnies (1608).
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