departed in Greek
departed in Greek is εκλιπών — departed means having left a place; gone.
departed in Greek
εκλιπών
Pronounced: eklipon
(euphemistic) Dead.
What does "departed" mean?
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adjective Having left a place; gone.
"The station felt quiet after the departed train took most of the crowd."
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adjective Dead; no longer living (a gentler way of saying so).
"He often spoke fondly of his departed wife at family gatherings."
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noun A person, or people collectively, who have died.
"The service ended with a moment of silence for the departed."
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departed in a sentence
- The station felt quiet after the departed train took most of the crowd.
- The departed guests left their room keys at the desk.
- He often spoke fondly of his departed wife at family gatherings.
- We lit a candle in memory of our departed friend.
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What is "departed" in Greek?
"departed" in Greek is εκλιπών. departed means: Having left a place; gone.
How do you pronounce εκλιπών?
"departed" in Greek is εκλιπών, pronounced "eklipon".
How do you use "departed" in a sentence?
Example: "The station felt quiet after the departed train took most of the crowd." In Greek, "departed" is εκλιπών.
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