1. to board a ship or aircraft; to embark
Usage: archaic or variant spelling of 'embark'; less common than 'embark' in modern usage
2. to begin or engage in an undertaking or venture
Usage: archaic or variant spelling of 'embark'; used figuratively

Examples

• The passengers prepared to imbark on the ocean liner.
• She decided to imbark on a new career in medicine.
• They will imbark for Europe next month.
• He was eager to imbark upon his journey of discovery.
• The crew helped the elderly woman imbark the vessel safely.