depart with

1.
GlobalUSUKneutralinformal
- To leave a place accompanied by someone or something; to go away together with another person or an object.
- To take something away when leaving; to leave while in possession of or having acquired an item, feeling, or condition.
2.
UKHistoricalformalarchaicliterary
- To be permitted to leave while taking someone or something with one; to be authorized to go away accompanied by another person or by specified belongings.
- To die in the company of or while holding/retaining someone or something (literary usage).
3.
Globalinformal
- To depart emotionally or mentally with a particular impression or feeling (e.g., to leave retaining a wish, opinion, or memory).

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