Leave Synonyms and Antonyms
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To go away
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- depart
- go
- retire
- go away
- split
- get away
- get off
- go-forth
- withdraw
- exit
- decamp
- move
- pull out
- take off
- embark
- part
- flee
- emigrate
- start
- cut out
- push off
- quit
- blow
- vacate
- scram
- vamoose
- pull-up-stakes
- take-leave
- set out
- come-away
- remove oneself
- step down
- quit (a place)
- part-company
- defect
- vanish
- elope
- walk out
- walk-off
- slip away
- break-away
- break out
- ride off
- go off
- abandon
- move-out
- abstain from
- move away
- allow
- allowance
- issue
- assign
- abscond
- bequeath
- cede
- get out
- commit
- flit
- migrate
- consign
- fly
- dash-off
- run along
- emplane
- deliver
- sally forth
- say good-by
- depart from
- entrain
- desert
- clear out
- desist from
- devise
- run
- cast-off
- endow
- escape
- evacuate
- head out
- exclude
- ditch
- give the slip
- sign out
- forbear
- check out
- beat-it
- forego
- take-a-powder
- forgo
- take to the tall timber
- forsake
- get rolling
- furlough
- fade-away
- getaway
- shove off
- get along
- give over
- make-oneself-scarce
- break squares with
- bid a long farewell
- holiday
- intrust
- let
- liberty
- license
- omit
- permission
- permit
- relinquish
- retire from
- sabbatical
- setout
- vacation
- will
Antonyms:
Permission
(Noun)
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Authorized absence
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- furlough
- leave-of-absence
- vacation
- holiday
- sabbatical
- farewell
- leave-taking
- ask permission
- request
- inquire
- with your permission
- adieu
- if your permission is granted
- congé
- if-you-please
- departure
- away
- devoir
- gone
- egress
- on vacation
- exeat
- say good-by (to)
- bid farewell
- leave-alone
- french-leave
- go away
- depart
- goodbye
- remove oneself
- leaving
- permission
- retirement
- valediction
- withdrawal
- parting
Antonyms:
Leave unchanged or undisturbed or refrain from taking
(Verb)
Synonyms:
Permission to do something.
(Noun)
Synonyms:
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
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