Similar Words to Leave:
Allow
Allow For
Bequeath
Depart
Entrust
Exit
Farewell
Forget
Get Out
Give
Go Away
Go Forth
Go Out
Impart
Lead
Leave Alone
Leave Behind
Leave Of Absence
Leave-taking
Parting
Pass On
Provide
Pull Up Stakes
Result
Will
Examples:
1. Either you leave this table or l start screaming.
2. L'm not going to leave you and that's final.
3. L couldn't bear to leave Paris without consulting you about this.
4. Well, l was hoping to leave those details to you.
5. Out here we leave a lady's name out of an argument.
6. Please go and leave me alone.
7. When did your master leave the restaurant?
8. You would leave me here in doubt?
9. He set you up to conquer the world, and he didn't leave me shit!
10. Captain, if something hasn't worked out and therefore has no scientific fact-- Shall we leave it up to the doctor?
11. Just leave the money out there and he'll fade ya.
12. Well, honey, just leave it to Harvey.
13. It's just that I I can't leave now until I find out some things.
14. I advise you to leave this village.
15. Please, dear, let's leave here now, tonight.
16. I will never leave you alone.
17. I'll admit the furnishings do leave something to be desired but it has a lived-in quality, don't you think?
18. Tell her to stop it, to go away and leave me alone.
19. I must take leave of your delightful company.
20. No, let's leave Henry out of this and keep the bullshit for your customers.
21. Perhaps you'd like to leave him a note.
22. Tell Don Masino that l leave only because everybody else is gone.
23. No. But we can leave her here.
24. But we just can't up and leave these sheep.
25. They leave my sister in the desert to die.
26. It was dangerous to leave her behind.
27. We leave in a few hours.
28. I said we'd leave in a few hours.
29. You should leave her with me, Frank.
30. You sure you don't want to leave her with me?
Definitions of Leave:
1. The period of time during which you are absent from work or duty
2. Permission to do something
3. The act of departing politely
4. Go away from a place
5. Go and leave behind, either intentionally or by neglect or forgetfulness
6. Act or be so as to become in a specified state
7. Leave unchanged or undisturbed or refrain from taking
8. Move out of or depart from
9. Make a possibility or provide opportunity for; permit to be attainable or cause to remain
10. Have as a result or residue
11. Remove oneself from an association with or participation in
12. Put into the care or protection of someone
13. Leave or give by will after one's death
14. Have left or have as a remainder
15. Be survived by after one's death
16. Transmit (knowledge or skills)
17. Leave behind unintentionally