unharbour
/ʌnˈhɑrbər/Definitions
1. verb
to prevent (a ship) from entering a harbour, typically by anchoring or mooring in a position where it cannot enter.
“The navy unharboured the ship to protect it from enemy fire.”
2. noun
the act of preventing (a ship) from entering a harbour.
“The unharbour was a deliberate military tactic to protect the ship from enemy attack.”