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leaving
noun as in desertion
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noun as in emigration
noun as in end
noun as in estrangement
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noun as in excretion
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- discharging
- ejecting
noun as in immigration
noun as in resignation
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noun as in scrap
noun as in start
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Example Sentences
Rooney went into management after his playing career, most recently at Plymouth Argyle, leaving last December.
Corbyn and others involved in the project were taken by surprise when Sultana announced she was leaving Labour and starting a new party with the Islington North MP.
Earlier in the week, Ragasa ripped through the Philippines' remote northern islands, leaving towns flooded, thousands displaced and at least eight killed.
The 44-year-old two-time world champion's contract expires at the end of next year and Alonso says he has "thought about" leaving F1.
There is the added pressure of the favourites tag - and the omnipresent message currently around women's sport of leaving a legacy and inspiring future generations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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