To get off a train; to exit from a train after traveling.
From dis- + entrain (from en- + train). A practical word created when trains became common transportation in the 19th century.
This word perfectly captures how new technology creates new vocabulary—as soon as trains became common, people needed a word meaning the opposite of boarding, and 'disentrain' filled that gap.
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