Depart
/dɪˈpɑːrt/
Meaning & Definition
verb
To leave, especially in order to start a journey.
The train will depart from platform 3 at noon.
To go away or move away from a place.
She decided to depart early to avoid the traffic.
To diverge or differ from a previous course or standard.
The company will depart from its usual practices to embrace new technology.
Etymology
Middle English: from Old French 'departir', based on Latin 'departire', meaning 'to divide, distribute'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
depart from the norm
To behave in a different way from what is considered standard or normal.
to depart this life
A euphemism for dying.
departing note
A final message or saying before leaving.
Related Words
departure
The act of leaving, especially to start a journey.
departed
Having left; deceased.
Slang Meanings
Bounce
I'm gonna bounce, see you later!
Dip
Time to dip, I'm outta here!