farewell

UK /fɛəˈwɛl/ US /fɛɹˈwɛl/
noun 2name 2adj 1intj 1verb 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

fond | emotional, tearful | sad

silent

She gave a silent farewell to her childhood home before moving abroad.

final

VERB + FAREWELL

bid sb/sth, say, wish sb

She said farewell to her old job with mixed emotions after working there for ten years.

wave

She stood at the gate and waved farewell as the train slowly disappeared down the track.

make

Before leaving the country, she made her farewell to all her closest friends and family members.

exchange

The old friends exchanged farewells before boarding their separate flights to different countries.

be

After twenty years abroad, this was his farewell to his hometown.

FAREWELL + NOUN

appearance

The retired actor gave a farewell appearance on the talk show last night.

address, speech

performance, tour

The famous actor gave an emotional farewell performance in front of thousands of cheering fans.

dinner, party | card, gift, present

PREP

in ~

She waved in farewell as the train slowly pulled away from the platform.

~ to

He waved goodbye as the ship sailed away, saying farewell to his childhood home forever.

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