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Definition of departure
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of departure is as below...
Departure
(n.) The
distance
due east or west which a
person
or ship
passes
over in going along an
oblique
line.
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Pentecost
::
Pentecost
(n.) A
solemn
festival
of the Jews; -- so
called
because
celebrated
on the
fiftieth
day
(seven
weeks)
after the
second
day of the
Passover
(which
fell on the
sixteenth
of the
Jewish
month
Nisan);
-- hence
called,
also, the Feast of
Weeks.
At this
festival
an
offering
of the first
fruits
of the
harvest
was made. By the Jews it was
generally
regarded
as
commemorative
of the gift of the law on the
fiftieth
day after the
departure
from
Egypt..
Westing
::
Westing
(n.) The
distance,
reckoned
toward
the west,
between
the two
meridians
passing
through
the
extremities
of a
course,
or
portion
of a
ship's
path; the
departure
of a
course
which lies to the west of
north..
Decession
::
Decession
(n.)
Departure;
decrease;
--
opposed
to
accesion.
Pardon
::
Pardon
(v. t.) To give leave (of
departure)
to.
From
::
From
(prep.)
Out of the
neighborhood
of;
lessening
or
losing
proximity
to;
leaving
behind;
by
reason
of; out of; by aid of; -- used
whenever
departure,
setting
out,
commencement
of
action,
being,
state,
occurrence,
etc., or
procedure,
emanation,
absence,
separation,
etc., are to be
expressed.
It is
construed
with, and
indicates,
the point of space or time at which the
action,
state,
etc., are
regarded
as
setting
out or
beginning;
also, less
frequently,
the
source,
the
cause,
the
occasion,
out of
Sweep
::
Sweep (n.)
Direction
or
departure
of a
curve,
a road, an arch, or the like, away from a
rectlinear
line..
Flight
::
Flight
(n.) The act of
fleeing;
the act of
running
away, to
escape
or
expected
evil; hasty
departure..
Decampment
::
Decampment
(n.)
Departure
from a camp; a
marching
off.
Northing
::
Northing
(n.)
Distance
northward
from any point of
departure
or of
reckoning,
measured
on a
meridian;
--
opposed
to
southing..
Departure
::
Departure
(n.)
Separation
or
removal
from a
place;
the act or
process
of
departing
or going away.
Discession
::
Discession
(n.)
Departure.
Going
::
Going (n.)
Departure.
Parture
::
Parture
(n.)
Departure.
Deviation
::
Deviation
(n.) The
voluntary
and
unnecessary
departure
of a ship from, or delay in, the
regular
and usual
course
of the
specific
voyage
insured,
thus
releasing
the
underwriters
from their
responsibility..
Time-table
::
Time-table
(n.) A
tabular
statement
of the time at
which,
or
within
which,
several
things
are to take
place,
as the
recitations
in a
school,
the
departure
and
arrival
of
railroad
trains
or other
public
conveyances,
the rise and fall of the
tides,
etc..
Behind
::
Behind
(a.) Left after the
departure
of,
whether
this be by
removing
to a
distance
or by
death..
Place
::
Place (n.)
Vacated
or
relinquished
space;
room; stead (the
departure
or
removal
of
another
being or thing being
implied).
Total
::
Total (a.)
Whole;
not
divided;
entire;
full;
complete;
absolute;
as, a total
departure
from the
evidence;
a total
loss..
Exit
::
Exit (n.) The
departure
of a
player
from the
stage,
when he has
performed
his
part..
Quicken
::
Quicken
(a.) To make
lively,
active,
or
sprightly;
to
impart
additional
energy
to; to
stimulate;
to make quick or
rapid;
to
hasten;
to
accelerate;
as, to
quicken
one's steps or
thoughts;
to
quicken
one's
departure
or
speed..
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