Etymology

abord

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Today it means: The act of approaching or arriving; approach. Full definition →

First used 17th–19th c.French abord
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abord · noun1

  1. French · derived fromabord
  2. English todayabord

From French abord, from aborder (“to aboard”).

abord · verb2

Alternative forms.

First known use, by meaning

  • 17th–19th c. The act of approaching or arriving; approach.
  • from 17th c. A road, or means of approach.

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