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off or away or out, take to the road, take one's leave, check
out, disappear, vanish, evaporate, Jocular toddle off,
Imperative Begone!, Colloq beat it, scram, shove off, make
oneself scarce, Brit scarper, US hit the road, be out of
(someplace), Slang split, Imperative get lost, US cut (on) out,
vamoose, take a (run-out) powder, lam (on) out, take it on the
lam, Brit do a moonlight flit, Usually imperative bugger off,
buzz off , Taboo, imperative fuck off: Our bags are packed and
we depart at noon. 2 Often, depart from. deviate (from),
change, diverge (from), turn (aside or away) (from), differ
(from), vary (from), break away (from), leave, abandon, stray
(from), veer (from): She refused to depart from established
practices.
department
n. 1 division, subdivision, branch, office, bureau, section,
segment, unit, part: Some departments are in another building.
2 responsibility, concern, worry, sphere, bailiwick,
jurisdiction, domain, control, area or sphere of influence or
activity: He was only responsible for the launch of the
missiles - where they came down was not his department.
depend v. 1 depend (on or upon). be contingent or dependent or
conditional on, turn on, hinge on, pivot on, hang on, be subject
to, rest on, be influenced or determined or conditioned by: The
plans for our picnic depend on the weather. 2 depend on or
upon. trust (in), rely on, count on, reckon on, bank on, be sure
of, put one's faith or trust in: I knew we could depend on you,
Giles, to do the right thing.
deplorable
adj. 1 lamentable, regrettable, sad, woeful, grievous,
wretched, miserable, unfortunate, awful, distressing,
disturbing, troubling, upsetting, grave, serious, oppressive,
difficult, desperate, hopeless, tragic, disastrous: Orphaned at
six, he had a deplorable childhood. 2 shameful, disgraceful,
scandalous, disreputable, awful, bad, appalling, dreadful,
abominable, execrable, terrible, reprehensible: What did you
think of Annie's deplorable behaviour at last week's dance?
That's a deplorable painting.
deposit v. 1 place, leave, set or put or lay (down), drop, Colloq US
plunk down: You are requested to deposit litter in the bin. 2