Going away
Going away noun - The act of departing.
Turning back and going away are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turning back" instead a verb "Going away".
Turning back
Going away and turning back are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Going away" instead a verb "Turning back".
Related pairs
- change and going away
- change and turning back
- sink and going away
- sink and turning back
- transfer and going away
- transfer and turning back
- retreat and going away
- retreat and turning back
- proceed and going away
- proceed and turning back
- switch and going away
- switch and turning back
- shift and going away
- shift and turning back
Both terms in one sentence
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Most of these goals aren't innately evil, and if the children help the monster resolve them, they'll be "purified" in some way — turning back to normal, ascending to the afterlife, or just leaving their would-be victim(s) alone and going away.
Source: Tabletop Game / Little Fears - Most of them actually have Type A goals, and if the children help the monster resolve them, they'll be "purified" in some way turning back to normal, ascending to the afterlife, or just leaving their would-be victim(s) alone and going away.
Source: Ghostly Goals
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