Leave
Pass on
Pass on verb - Give to or transfer possession of.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Eventually Francis tells Tuttle to pass on and leave him alone already.
Source: Go Into the Light -
His soldiers generally want to take leave of the oath they swore him so they can pass on.
- When they awake, they find themselves unable to leave the cemetery until they free the souls that cannot pass on.The second game: Children's Plight has the protagonist become the target of an undead warlock who curses them.
Source: Videogame / Redemption Cemetery
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