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Definition of departure
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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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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
Embargo
::
Embargo
(n.) An edict or order of the
government
prohibiting
the
departure
of ships of
commerce
from some or all of the ports
within
its
dominions;
a
prohibition
to sail.
Deviation
::
Deviation
(n.) The act of
deviating;
a
wandering
from the way;
variation
from the
common
way, from an
established
rule, etc.;
departure,
as from the right
course
or the path of
duty..
Extreme
::
Extreme
(n.)
Utmost
limit or
degree
that is
supposable
or
tolerable;
hence,
furthest
degree;
any undue
departure
from the mean; -- often in the
plural:
things
at an
extreme
distance
from each
other,
the most
widely
different
states,
etc.; as,
extremes
of heat and cold, of
virtue
and vice;
extremes
meet..
Discession
::
Discession
(n.)
Departure.
Departure
::
Departure
(n.)
Removal
from the
present
life;
death;
decease.
Exodus
::
Exodus
(n.) The
second
of the Old
Testament,
which
contains
the
narrative
of the
departure
of the
Israelites
from
Egypt..
Parture
::
Parture
(n.)
Departure.
Decampment
::
Decampment
(n.)
Departure
from a camp; a
marching
off.
Pardon
::
Pardon
(v. t.) To give leave (of
departure)
to.
Sweep
::
Sweep (n.)
Direction
or
departure
of a
curve,
a road, an arch, or the like, away from a
rectlinear
line..
Exode
::
Exode (n.)
Departure;
exodus;
esp., the
exodus
of the
Israelites
from
Egypt..
Ab-
::
Ab- () A
prefix
in many words of Latin
origin.
It
signifies
from, away ,
separating,
or
departure,
as in
abduct,
abstract,
abscond.
See
A-(6)..
Elocation
::
Elocation
(n.)
Departure
from the usual
state;
an
ecstasy.
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.)
Removal
from life;
decease;
departure;
death.
Inflection
::
Inflection
(n.) A
departure
from the
monotone,
or
reciting
note, in
chanting..
Departure
::
Departure
(n.)
Separation
or
removal
from a
place;
the act or
process
of
departing
or going away.
Timekeeper
::
Timekeeper
(n.) One who gives the time for the
departure
of
conveyances.
Accelerate
::
Accelerate
(v. t.) To
hasten,
as the
occurence
of an
event;
as, to
accelerate
our
departure..
Depart
::
Depart
(n.) A going away;
departure;
hence,
death..
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