departed

• Adjectif littéraire ou euphémistique signifiant « mort » ou « décédé », peu courant en anglais moderne en dehors de contextes formels ou poétiques.

An archaic or euphemistic adjective meaning 'dead' or 'deceased', now rarely used in modern English except in formal or poetic contexts.

1. DeceasedB2formal

   A polite or formal way to refer to someone who has died.

   défunt (personne décédée)

   • The departed soul was remembered in the ceremony.
   • We honor the memory of our departed friend.
   • The departed are never forgotten by their loved ones.

   Synonymesdeaddeceasedexpiredgonelost

2. Gone or leftB1formal

   Having left a place or position.

   Parti, qui a quitté un lieu

   • The departed guests left their coats in the hall.
   • The train departed from the station on time.
   • The departed soldiers were sent to the front lines.

   Synonymesabsentawaygoneleftvanished

   Antonymesremaining

• Nom désignant une personne qui est décédée, souvent employé dans un contexte formel ou respectueux.

A noun referring to a person who has died, often used in formal or respectful contexts.

1. Deceased personB2formal

   A person who has died, often used in formal or respectful contexts.

   défunt, personne décédée

   • The departed were honored at the memorial service.
   • We gathered to pay our respects to the departed.
   • The family of the departed requested privacy during the funeral.

   Synonymesdeaddeceaseddecedent

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de quitter un lieu, en particulier pour commencer un voyage.

A verb used to indicate the act of leaving a place, especially to start a journey.

1. Leave a placeA2formal

   To go away from a place, especially at the start of a journey.

   quitter un lieu

   • The train departs from platform 3 at 9 AM.
   • She departed for Paris early this morning.
   • We must depart before the storm arrives.

   Synonymesdecampgogo awayleavequitretireset offset outtake offwithdraw

   Antonymesarriveremainstay

2. Leave a job or positionB1formal

   To leave a job, organization, or position, often permanently.

   Quitter un emploi ou un poste

   • He departed from the company after 20 years of service.
   • The CEO will depart at the end of the fiscal year.
   • She departed her role as director to pursue other interests.

   Synonymesbow outleavequitresignretirestep downvacatewithdraw

3. Differ or deviateB2formal

   To deviate from a standard, rule, or expected course of action.

   S'écarter

   • The artist departed from traditional techniques in her latest work.
   • His speech departed from the prepared script.
   • The plan departed significantly from the original proposal.

   Synonymesdeviatedifferdigressdivergestrayswervevaryveer

   Antonymesadherecomplyconformfollow