The action of leaving, taking one's leave or going away; departure. (In early use ‘leaving each other, separation’, as in 2. Now rare or Obsolete…

The action of going away or setting out; departure. Also euphemistic: death, dying (cf. passing, n. 1a) (now archaic). Now rare, except as merged…

The act of departing, departure: (a) parting, separation; (b) departure from this life, death.

Now somewhat literary. The action or an act of going, proceeding, or wandering; (in early use) esp. †a going away, a departure (obsolete).

The action or an act of going out; emergence, departure, etc. In early use also: †right of egress (obsolete).

esp. Departure, leaving; (in later use sometimes spec.) departure from life, death (cf. passing, n. 1a).

Departure.

Departure; transferred decease.

= departure, n., in various senses: (a) separation; (b) going away, leave-taking, withdrawal; (c) decease.

Departure.

The action of departing or going away.

The action or an act of withdrawal or receding. Frequently in access and recess. Withdrawing or departure (from or to a place); an instance of…

The action of quitting; withdrawal, departure, exit. Obsolete.

Departure.

The action of leaving or going away; departure. Cf. waygoing, n. Obsolete.

Departure.

The action of moving away or departing; an instance of this. rare in later use.

The action of leaving or going away from a place, etc. Obsolete.

The action of withdrawing, withdrawal; (also) an instance of this.

Scottish. Departure. Obsolete.

The action of leave, v.1 (in various senses); (also) an instance of this.

A departure, going away, removal.

The action of quitting or leaving. Also in extended use.

Departure.

Going away, departure.