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Verb

To leave a place, often for another

To die or cease living

(literally or figuratively) To deviate from a normal or expected path

(depart from) To run counter to

(depart from) To fail to conform to a regulation or obligation

To vanish or disappear, especially gradually

To travel, usually with some measurable distance

To change, or move, to an opposing or opposite side

To retire (with a pension) due to age

To disagree with or dispute

To leave one's place in a military formation, or on parade

To split or fork out from a straight line

To draw to a close

Used to tell somebody to go away or to leave one alone

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To leave a place, often for another

show a clean pair of heels

do a disappearing act

go and jump in the lake

take a long walk on a short pier

take oneself off from

make like a tree and get out of here

make like a tree and leave

get out of someone's clutches

break away from

make good one's escape

slip through your fingers

go absent without leave

go and chase yourself

make a sudden departure

make one's escape from

relinquish one's position

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“He sends some men downriver to the Trojans, and the rest depart with him on horseback to find the Tuscans.”

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To die or cease living

go the way of all flesh

buy the farm

pass

go belly up

cross the great divide

shuffle off this mortal coil

breathe one's last

go the way of the flesh

go to the great beyond

kick it

go bung

go the way of the dinosaurs

draw one's last breath

go to one's last resting place

go to meet one's maker

hand in one's dinner pail

go to be with the Lord

disappear

take your last breath

disappear from the face of the earth

breathe one's last breath

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“He smiled at George, sadly knowing that the time had come for him to depart.”

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(literally or figuratively) To deviate from a normal or expected path

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“Their wagons had planned to depart from the trail at the Raft River crossing.”

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(depart from) To run counter to

“Data mining is about finding patterns that were previously unknown or that depart from the norm.”

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(depart from) To fail to conform to a regulation or obligation

“His bizarre behavior would depart from the company's guidelines for staff conduct.”

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To vanish or disappear, especially gradually

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To travel, usually with some measurable distance

make one's way towards

reconnoiter^US

reconnoitre^UK

go hither and thither

take in the sights of

go on an excursion in

set out in the direction of

steer for

go in the direction of

move towards

direct one's steps towards

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To change, or move, to an opposing or opposite side

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To retire (with a pension) due to age

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To disagree with or dispute

be of a different opinion

differ in opinion

have a different opinion

be of a different mind

stick out like a sore thumb

go against each other

stand apart

show contrast

sing a different tune

fly in the face each other

depart from each other

deviate from each other

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To leave one's place in a military formation, or on parade

fall out

disperse

break ranks

move out of formation

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To split or fork out from a straight line

go in different directions

split down the middle

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To draw to a close

axe^UK

finalize^US

ax^US

finalise^UK

disappear from the face of the earth

knock something on the head

bring to a conclusion

bring to an untimely end

vaporize^US

vaporise^UK

fulfill^US

bring to a standstill

fulfil^UK

realize^US

realise^UK

add the final touch to

make good

go whole hog

go the limit

add the finishing touch to

put the last touches on

make up

put the finishing touches on

restrain oneself from

immobilize^US

immobilise^UK

resist the temptation to

put the finishing touches to

put finishing touch on

put the finishing touch to

bring to a premature end

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Interjection

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Used to tell somebody to go away or to leave one alone

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