Arrive at and Leave

Arrive at

Arrive at verb - Reach a destination, either real or abstract.

Leave is an antonym for arrive at in topics: answer, attain, achieve, lay hands on.

Leave

Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.

Arrive at is an antonym for leave.

Nearby Words: leaving, leaven, leaved, leaver

Both terms in one sentence

  • Your Princess Is in Another Castle His boss lets him leave early and he arrives at the church just in time (the priest is about to leave), only to accidentally arrive at the wrong church.
  • Intimidating Revenue Service In Day of the Tentacle, IRS agents arrive at Dr Fred's mansion and leave him tied up in the attic (with red tape) while they audit his accounts.
  • Series / Käpt'n Blaubär Raised by Grandparents: The little bears arrive at the ship in the first episode, but are never shown to leave again, even temporarily.
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