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leave

Definition for leave

noun as in permission

noun as in holiday, time off

verb as in abandon, renounce

verb as in forget, neglect

Strongest matches

allow, drop, have, leave behind

Strong matches

let, mislay, omit, permit, suffer

verb as in give, especially after death

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It had also shown some willingness to turn over heavier weapons such as rocket launchers to Arab monitors and for some of its leaders to leave Gaza, Arab mediators have said.

Never forgiven him for leaving like he did last time, nor will I ever.

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Only the smallest, densest regions of the galaxy make it through these battles, leaving the poor galaxy without much fuel for its stellar nurseries — the regions where new stars are born.

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After more than 30 years in construction, he said, his experience at Hyundai led him to leave the industry for good.

Some dolphins and whales are discovered already dead, leaving behind a haunting mystery that has puzzled scientists for decades: what drives these intelligent creatures to beach themselves in the first place?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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