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Usage of "embark" in English

The young minister would embark on a remarkable spree of conspicuous consumption.

Reuters

Indeed she is about to embark on a major international solo race.

Reuters

But Faustus wanted to embark on the excursion as early as possible.

Roma eterna
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Usage of "embark" in English
The young minister would embark on a remarkable spree of conspicuous consumption.
Reuters
Indeed she is about to embark on a major international solo race.
Reuters
But Faustus wanted to embark on the excursion as early as possible.
Roma eterna
They embark on an irresponsible triangular relationship with a younger, working–class neighbour.
The Irish Times
Indonesia is the latest country to embark on moving its capital city.
BBC
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Meanings of "embark" in English

Go on board.

ship

disembark

Set out on (an enterprise or subject of study)

enter

Proceed somewhere despite the risk of possible dangers.

venture

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Used as
Verb
Used in
South Africa · Ireland · New Zealand
Most used in
2000
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