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Collocations for "departed"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "departed" in context.

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depart

v

depart from the [platform, terminal, stop]
will depart from this [platform]
will depart from platform [10]
[trains, flights, busses] depart daily
will depart at [10 AM]
about to depart [New York]
about to depart for [New York]
depart on a [long, short] trip
departed into the [night, rain, snow]
depart the country
departs [significantly, radically] from
he departed this [life, world]

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'departed' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

depart - farewell - flourish - soul

Forum discussions with the word(s) "departed" in the title:

...he has long ago departed without leaving a trace. - English Only forum
after a couple of months <you departed from us. / we departed from you.> - English Only forum
Because ancient and departed necessities had impressed it on the organism. - English Only forum
departed (from) - English Only forum
departed saint - English Only forum
departed ways - English Only forum
had departed/left - English Only forum
has departed this life/dies at 65 - English Only forum
In The Departed, the neo-baroque is <doubled or shadowed> - English Only forum
left/departed - English Only forum
May his soul rest in peace / joy = Peace to his departed sou - English Only forum
Seem to have departed or seem to depart - English Only forum
Speaking of course as your dear departed - English Only forum
The Dead vs. The Departed - English Only forum
The dear departed - English Only forum
The departed - English Only forum
The departed (singular) - English Only forum
the platform <whose><which> trains to Hogwarts departed from - English Only forum
The trai departed <from> London. - English Only forum
The train departed (from) Amritsar at 6.15 p.m. - English Only forum
train departed TO London [depart + to?] - English Only forum
You departed at dawn and returned at dusk - English Only forum

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