Which is correct, onboard or aboard?
Both mean basically the same thing but the nuances are a little different. "Aboard" is more likely to be used in the context of travel, for example when passengers are aboard a ship. "On board" is more likely to refer to joining a team or agreeing with a point of view.Oct 16, 2020
Both mean basically the same thing but the nuances are a little different. "Aboard" is more likely to be used in the context of travel, for example when passengers are aboard a ship. "On board" is more likely to refer to joining a team or agreeing with a point of view.Oct 16, 2020
