Leave
Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.
Send-off
Send-off noun - An organized expression of goodwill at the start of a trip or new venture.
Both words in one sentence
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Still, since that Marky was sad enough when he had to leave the final Arkham game with a send-off like this, I cry along with him.
Source: Self Demonstrating / The Joker -
The character began appearing in a spin-off series, Fish, midway through the third season but didn't leave until the end of it (getting a proper send-off in the fourth season premiere).
Source: Series / Barney Miller - Highlights include "fuckeulogy" (a send-off of someone who really isn't deserving of a respectful eulogy, such as Osama bin Laden), "credibiliboost" (an improvement of one's public reputation) and "swearobics" (I'll, uh, leave you to figure that one out).
Source: Perfectly Cromulent Word
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Send-off and Leave. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/leave/send-off
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