arrival
Roget category 292
2. Words relating to space› 2.4. Motion
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#292.
[Terminal motion at.]
Arrival
noun
arrival,
advent —
landing —
debarkation,
disembarkation —
reception,
welcome,
vin d'honneur [Fr.].
home,
goal,
goalpost —
landing place,
landing stage —
bunder† —
resting place —
destination,
harbor,
haven,
port,
airport,
spaceport —
terminus,
halting place,
halting ground,
landing strip,
runway,
terminal —
journey's end —
anchorage
etc.
(refuge)
666.
return,
remigration† —
meeting —
rencounter†,
encounter.
completion
etc.
729.
recursion [Comp.].
verb
arrive —
get to,
come to —
come —
reach,
attain —
come up with,
come up to —
overtake,
make,
fetch —
complete
etc.
729 —
join,
rejoin.
light,
alight,
dismount —
land,
go ashore —
debark,
disembark —
put in,
put into —
visit,
cast anchor,
pitch one's tent —
sit down
etc.
(be located)
184 —
get to one's journey's end —
make the land —
be in at the death —
come back,
get back,
come home,
get home —
return —
come in
etc.
(ingress)
294 —
make one's appearance
etc.
(appear)
446 —
drop in —
detrain,
deplane —
outspan —
de-orbit.
come to hand —
come at,
come across —
hit —
come upon,
light upon,
pop upon,
bounce upon,
plump upon,
burst upon,
pitch upon —
meet —
encounter,
rencounter† —
come in contact.
adjective
arriving
etc.
v. —
homeward bound.
adverb
here,
hither.
interjection
welcome!,
hail!,
all Hail!,
good-day,
good morrow!,
phrase
any port in a storm.
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