He departed for London the day before yesterday.
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Departed
//dɪˈpɑɹtɪd//
Synonyms for "departed" (152 found)
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Strong matches (45)
Related words (76)
gonegone awaygone bygone glimmeringgone offgone to glorygone westgone-byhas beenhas-beeninanimateirrecoverablelackinglapsedlatelate lamentedlaunched into eternityleftlifelesslost
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martyredmissingmortal remainsmummificationmummyno longer presentno morenonattendantnonexistentnot foundnot presentobsoleteomittedorganic remainsout of sightoverpassepassedpassed awaypassed onpushing up daisiesreleasedrelicsreliquiaeremainsreposingresting easyrun outsaintedskeletonsleepingsmitten with deathspiritlessstiffstillstillbornsubtractedtaken awaytaken offtenement of claythe deadthe deceasedthe defunctthe departedthe loved onevanishedwantingwith the lordwith the saintswithout lifewithout vital functionswound up
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Adjective(3 words)
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9 translations across 6 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- κατοιχόμενος noun (a dead person or persons)
Bulgarian
1 entries- покоен adj (euphemistic: dead)
Finnish
2 entries- edesmennyt adj (euphemistic: dead)
- poismennyt adj (euphemistic: dead)
Greek
1 entries- εκλιπών adj (euphemistic: dead)
Romanian
2 entries- defunct adj (euphemistic: dead)
- răposat adj (euphemistic: dead)
Sanskrit
2 entries- गत adj (euphemistic: dead)
- प्रेत adj (euphemistic: dead)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
No sooner had he arrived than the bus departed.
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His untidy room announced that he had abruptly departed.
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His story departed from his main theme.
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