Depart and Part

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Depart

Depart verb - To leave a place often for another.

Usage example: I'll sing one more song before I depart

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Part is a synonym for depart in movement topic. In some cases you can use "Part" instead a verb "Depart", when it comes to topics like leave. popular alternative

Nearby Words: departure, department, departing

Part

Part verb - To leave a place often for another.

Usage example: parted with great ceremony but with little preparation for the dangers that lay ahead

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Depart is a synonym for part in leave topic. You can use "Depart" instead a verb "Part", if it concerns topics such as movement, action. popular alternative

Nearby Words: partially, partly

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life	depart life	part life
job	depart job	part job
group	depart group	part group
name	depart name	part name
Other words: system, earth, ways.

Both words in one sentence

Though she was expecting her soul to depart to her paladin goddess, the final part of her death was something not even she expected.

Source: Obi-Wan Moment
The next member to depart was drummer Kenneth Ølsson, who was replaced by Tarald Lie; while singer Østen Bergøy scaled back to part time status with the band due to family commitments.

Source: Music / Tristania
Tintin and Haddock depart for Peru to rescue Calculus, closing part 1 of the two part story that concludes in Prisoners of the Sun.The Seven Crystal Balls is the last story that Hergé produced as a daily comic strip for the "Stolen Soir" during the German occupation of Belgium.

Source: Recap / Tintin The Seven Crystal Balls

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