to go away; leave: She departed from Paris today. The train departs at 10

52.

to diverge or deviate (usually fol. by from )

The new method departs from the old in several respects.

to pass away, as from life or existence; die.

to go away from; leave

to depart this life.

Archaic . departure; death.

verb

arrive , come , enter , continue , keep to , linger , stay , wait

verb

abandon , abdicate , absent , beat it * , blast off * , cut and run , cut out * , decamp , desert , disappear , emigrate , escape , evacuate , exit , get away , git , go , go away , go forth , hit the bricks , hit the road * , hit the trail , make a break , march out , migrate , move on , move out , part , perish , pull out , quit , remove , retire , sally forth * , say goodbye , scram * , secede , set forth , shove off * , slip away * , split * , start , start out , take leave , tergiversate , troop * , vacate , vanish , withdraw , cast , deviate , differ , digress , disagree , discard , dissent , excurse , forsake , ramble , reject , repudiate , stray , swerve , turn aside , vary , veer , wander , get off , leave , run , decease , demise , drop , expire , pass away , pass , succumb , diverge , abscond , bygone , die , divide , farewell , recede , retreat , separate , split , sunder , vamoose