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part with
verb as in cede
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verb as in discard
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verb as in dispose of
verb as in drop
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verb as in get rid of
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verb as in give
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verb as in impart
verb as in render
verb as in sacrifice
verb as in spare
verb as in surrender
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verb as in vacate
verb as in yield
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Example Sentences
When Bellamy's first stint with the Wales squad in September was coming to an end, the former captain spoke of his sadness about having to part with his players.
Their praise for his dedication to training offered little consolation to anyone who parted with their time or money to watch or attend the event.
The research also found that while people feel happy and secure using third-party payment apps, they sometimes struggle with a sense of loss when parting with cash.
County Board of Supervisors to part with some of its power by adding four new board members and an elected county executive.
Measure G would force the supervisors to part with some of their power, sharing the room with four new colleagues and an elected county executive.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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