Depart
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 29
de-pärt′, v.i. to go away: to quit or leave: to die: ( obs. ) to separate from one another.— v.t. ( obs. ) to separate, divide.— ns. Depart′er ; Depart′ing ; Depart′ure , act of departing: a going away from a place: deviation: the distance in nautical miles made good by a ship due east or west: death.— A new departure , a change of purpose or method, a new course of procedure.— The departed , the deceased. [Fr. départir —L. de , from, and partīri , to part, to divide.]
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