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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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Example Sentences

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Let’s leave,’” especially if both parties “still love each other.”

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They were forgotten amid the frantic evacuation of two senior care facilities, according to state investigators, leaving the elderly women in immediate danger as the smoke and flames of the Eaton fire drew closer.

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During the last shutdown, in 2018-19, the ranger said, resource damage was rampant at numerous parks because the guidance “was, like, shutter your doors, skeleton crew, leave the park open.”

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His client was forced to forgo his appellate rights and leave “without really getting a conclusion to receiving justice for what happened to him.”

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When those demands were not met the five members declared they were leaving Ador, which in turn initiated a lawsuit to prevent them from departing.

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

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