Synonyms for going away
go·ing away

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1. departure, going, going away, leavingnoun

   the act of departing

   Synonyms:
   passing, exit, release, departure, going, sledding, expiration, loss, deviation, leaving, divergence, difference

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1. going away

   Read the full text of the Going Away poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Brandon Buell:

   We keep waiting for it to kind of disappear and Jaxon be a 'flavor of the week'— but [the media attention] is not going away, it is surreal, it’s humbling, overwhelming and odd to be about our family and our son, but he certainly deserves it.

2. Craig Fehr:

   We are seeing markets rally on the premise that while the situation in China particularly with Evergrande is not going away, the outcome is not perhaps going to be as severe or prompt some form of contagion that was originally feared, you combine that with the fact that the tone that the Fed struck yesterday at its meeting suggests that while a reduction in stimulus is certainly coming, the Fed is not particularly eager to start tightening policy dramatically in the near term.

3. Richard Seewald:

   We are picking segments where top line growth is exponential, large enterprises are not going to stop spending on security software. This spending growth is not going away.

4. Scott Allen:

   We are not going away, and we are leaving a written and clear record that we've put everyone on notice that we possibly can, our goal is to protect children. But if we fail them, we sure as hell want to leave a written record for history that documents who is notified of an impending harm to children -- and who did nothing about it.

5. Lauren Machowsky:

   I refer them to the The CDC website and say, ‘ Listen, this is my experience. I was going away and had to cancel, ’.