Other Words for Leave

Leave Noun Synonyms
go (away or off), depart, set off, be off, get away or off, retire, retreat, withdraw, decamp, (make an) exit, run, be gone, bid (someone or something) goodbye, say goodbye or adieu (to), take (one's) leave (of), quit, desert, pull out, check out, fly
Please leave at once. May I leave the room? She left him alone.

Leave Verb Synonyms
permission, authorization, consent, freedom, liberty, license, sanction, dispensation
Who gave you leave to borrow my car? .

lend, advance, allow, credit
The bank loaned us enough money to buy a car.

go or run off, deviate from
The car left the road and hit a tree.

departure
He took his leave of us at last.

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Desert / Allow / Run / Credit

Xerophytic Leaves

Science / Biology / Xerophytic Leaves: The leaves of plants that grow under arid conditions with low levels of soil and water. Usually characterized by water-conserving features such as thick cuticle and sunken stomatal pits. MORE

Spare Leave

Entertainment / Bowling / Spare Leave: Generally, the pins standing after first ball is rolled; often used to mean a leave on which it's relatively easy to get a spare, as opposed to a split leave. MORE

Split Leave

Entertainment / Bowling / Split Leave: A leave on which some of the remaining pins are rather widely separated, making a spare relatively difficult. The 7-10 is the most difficult to convert. MORE

Leave Stacking

Business / Human Resources (HR) / Leave Stacking: Used to define the practice of scheduling leave under FMLA in such a manner that the employee?€™s leave allowance for two consecutive calendar years is uninterrupted. Typically occurs when an empl MORE

Leave Sharing

Business / Human Resources (HR) / Leave Sharing: A leave program allowing employees to donate unused sick leave to a coworker who has exhausted all available sick leave and is out due to a long-term illness or injury. MORE

Hydrophytic Leaves

Science / Biology / Hydrophytic Leaves: The leaves of plants that grow in water or under conditions of abundant moisture. MORE