Embarkation (noun)

1. The act or process of getting into a boat, ship, or aircraft.
2. The act or process of setting out on a journey, especially by sea.

Origin:

From the latin word "embarcationem", which means "a setting or putting into a boat".

Examples:

1. The embarkation process was smooth and organized, with passengers directed to their designated boats.
2. The embarkation of the troops was a carefully orchestrated event.
3. The embarkation of the cruise ship was a lively and exciting moment for the passengers.
4. The embarkation of the airplane was delayed due to weather conditions.
5. The embarkation was a joyous occasion as friends and family gathered to see the travelers off.