Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
take-one's-leave-take-leave-of-someone
Phrase
/teɪk wʌnz liːv/

Definition
To say farewell or take one’s departure from someone, often in a polite or formal manner.

Examples
- After finishing the meeting, she decided to take her leave politely.
- He stood up and took his leave, thanking everyone for the wonderful evening.

Meaning
The phrase ‘take one’s leave’ implies that a person is leaving a gathering or situation, acknowledging their departure from the company of others. It can indicate a formal or respectful way of saying goodbye.

Synonyms
- Say goodbye
- Take one’s departure
- Bid farewell
- Exit