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Definition of depart
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Depart
(n.) A going away;
departure;
hence,
death..
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Begone
::
Begone
(interj.)
Go away;
depart;
get you gone.
Total
::
Total (a.)
Whole;
not
divided;
entire;
full;
complete;
absolute;
as, a total
departure
from the
evidence;
a total
loss..
Outgoing
::
Outgoing
(a.) Going out;
departing;
as, the
outgoing
administration;
an
outgoing
steamer..
Retain
::
Retain
(v. t.) To
continue
to hold; to keep in
possession;
not to lose, part with, or
dismiss;
to
retrain
from
departure,
escape,
or the
like..
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.)
Removal
from life;
decease;
departure;
death.
Undepartable
::
Undepartable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
parted;
inseparable.
Relic
::
Relic (n.) The body from which the soul has
departed;
a
corpse;
especially,
the body, or some part of the body, of a
deceased
saint or
martyr;
--
usually
in the
plural
when
referring
to the whole
body..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) An
academical
title,
originally
meaning
a men so well
versed
in his
department
as to be
qualified
to teach it.
Hence:
One who has taken the
highest
degree
conferred
by a
university
or
college,
or has
received
a
diploma
of the
highest
degree;
as, a
doctor
of
divinity,
of law, of
medicine,
of
music,
or of
philosophy.
Such
diplomas
may
confer
an
honorary
title
only..
Quit
::
Quit (v. i.) To away; to
depart;
to stop doing a
thing;
to
cease.
Off
::
Off
(interj.)
Away;
begone;
-- a
command
to
depart.
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To hold; to
restrain
from
departure
or
removal;
not to let go of; to
retain
in one's power or
possession;
not to lose; to
retain;
to
detain.
Solicitor
::
Solicitor
(n.) The law
officer
of a city, town,
department,
or
government;
as, the city
solicitor;
the
solicitor
of the
treasury..
Secretary
::
Secretary
(n.) An
officer
of state whose
business
is to
superintend
and
manage
the
affairs
of a
particular
department
of
government,
and who is
usually
a
member
of the
cabinet
or
advisory
council
of the chief
executive;
as, the
secretary
of
state,
who
conducts
the
correspondence
and
attends
to the
relations
of a
government
with
foreign
courts;
the
secretary
of the
treasury,
who
manages
the
department
of
finance;
the
secretary
of war, etc..
Avaunt
::
Avaunt
(interj.)
Begone;
depart;
-- a word of
contempt
or
abhorrence,
equivalent
to the
phrase
Get thee
gone..
Bundle
::
Bundle
(v. i.) To
prepare
for
departure;
to set off in a hurry or
without
ceremony.
Decedent
::
Decedent
(a.)
Removing;
departing.
Staff
::
Staff (n.) An
establishment
of
officers
in
various
departments
attached
to an army, to a
section
of an army, or to the
commander
of an army. The
general's
staff
consists
of those
officers
about his
person
who are
employed
in
carrying
his
commands
into
execution.
See Etat
Major..
Trespass
::
Trespass
(v. i.) To pass
beyond
a limit or
boundary;
hence,
to
depart;
to go..
Forsake
::
Forsake
(v. t.) To quit or leave
entirely;
to
desert;
to
abandon;
to
depart
or
withdraw
from; to
leave;
as, false
friends
and
flatterers
forsake
us in
adversity..
Station
::
Station
(n.) Post
assigned;
office;
the part or
department
of
public
duty which a
person
is
appointed
to
perform;
sphere
of duty or
occupation;
employment.
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