Depart and Skip

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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Skip and depart are semantically related in absent topic. In some cases you can use "Skip" instead a verb "Depart", when it comes to topics like departure.

Nearby Words: departure, department, departing

Skip

Skip verb - To move with a light springing step.

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Antonyms for Skip

Depart and skip are semantically related in absent topic. Sometimes you can use "Depart" instead a verb "Skip", if it concerns topics such as departure.

Nearby Words: skipped, skipping

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Common collocations

area	depart area	skip area
scene	depart scene	skip scene
bit	depart bit	skip bit

Both words in one sentence

Another Time Skip (10 years later for the crew; 40 years later on Earth), and The Captain and his Number Two discuss the possible plans of action upon finding out that the aliens have a massive armada preparing to depart for Earth.

Source: Improvised Weapon / Literature

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