leave (289 synonym found)

Leave has 289 synonyms. The top synonyms for leave are OK, fly, AWOL, exit, flit, jilt, leaf, lose and 281 more. Browse the full list below.

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OK
fly
AWOL
exit
flit
jilt
leaf
lose
miss
okay
omit
riot
skip
will
admit
aloha
cease
conge
demit
eject
expel
go on
going
grant
hooky
mosey
scram
shirk
shoot
slack
widow
yield
abrupt
accord
be off
commit
decamp
delete
depart
desert
devise
divide
entail
escape
except
forget
get on
go off
ignore
let be
let go
maroon
mislay
orphan
patent
recess
reject
renege
resign
retire
sashay
sprout
trifle
unyoke
vacate
waiver
abandon
absence
be gone
beat it
beg off
bereave
burgeon
charter
consent
consign
cry off
cut off
cut out
day off
default
disjoin
divorce
entrust
exclude
fleeing
forbear
forsake
freedom
gemmate
get off
give up
go away
hand on
holiday
leaving
liberty
license
neglect
overrun
parting
pass on
pass up
release
retreat
run off
set off
truancy
upspear
vamoose
weekend
will to
wing it
abdicate
alienate
back out
bequeath
buzz off
cast off
cast out
disjoint
dispense
disunite
drop out
estrange
evacuate
flourish
furlough
get away
go along
Godspeed
good-bye
goof off
jettison
leaf out
malinger
move off
move out
overgrow
pull out
push off
renounce
sanction
send-off
separate
shoot up
shut off
subtract
take off
time off
transmit
uncouple
upsprout
vegetate
viaticum
withdraw
absenting
admission
allowance
check out
come away
count out
departure
disengage
disregard
eliminate
germinate
get along
give over
goldbrick
grow rank
hand down
leave off
leave out
let alone
luxuriate
march off
move away
pass over
pretermit
pull away
pull back
pullulate
put forth
quit cold
segregate
set apart
set aside
shove off
skedaddle
sprout up
take root
take wing
throw off
throw out
truantism
up and go
up-anchor
vouchsafe
cut adrift
disconnect
dissociate
gang along
give leave
go back on
leave flat
leave over
let dangle
permission
relinquish
sabbatical
sashay off
sick leave
stand down
step aside
throw over
abscondence
absentation
absenteeism
burst forth
depart from
discontinue
make a will
pension off
shore leave
stand aloof
stand apart
stand aside
stirrup cup
strike root
take flight
valediction
valedictory
abstain from
be pensioned
deviate from
dispensation
French leave
leave behind
leave undone
leave-taking
make an exit
paid holiday
put out buds
refrain from
running away
say the word
superannuate
toddle along
add a codicil
authorization
disappearance
disarticulate
get under way
give the word
make possible
nonappearance
nonattendance
paid vacation
parting words
procrastinate
stagger along
take leave of
valedictorian
vouchsafement
withdraw from
execute a will
make a bequest
pull up stakes
say goodbye to
doch-an-dorrach
excused absence
give permission
sabbatical year
be getting along
be superannuated
leave loose ends
put forth leaves
sabbatical leave
give the go-ahead
unexcused absence
will and bequeath
retire from office
special permission
permission to enter
renounce the throne
ticket of admission
valedictory address
absence without leave

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for leave?

A common synonym for leave is OK. Other synonyms include fly, AWOL, exit, flit.

How many synonyms does leave have?

Leave has 289 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does leave mean?

(v): to transfer possession of after death; to be left or over; to remain as available Example: "I'll leave the car in the station so you can pick it up there." (n): Permission; permission to be absen

Definition of leave:

(v) : to transfer possession of after death; to be left or over; to remain as available
"I'll leave the car in the station so you can pick it up there."
(n) : Permission; permission to be absent; time away from one's work
"might I beg leave to accompany you?"
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Definition of leave:

(v) : to transfer possession of after death; to be left or over; to remain as available
"I'll leave the car in the station so you can pick it up there."
(n) : Permission; permission to be absent; time away from one's work
"might I beg leave to accompany you?"
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