Correct spellings for DEPARTE
- de part I will be announcing my de part from the company during the staff meeting.
- de-part I will de-part from my current job in three weeks.
- debate The political candidates engaged in a heated debate over the controversial issue.
- depart The passengers will depart from the airport in an hour.
- departed The plane departed from the runway on time.
- departs The train departs from the station at exactly 8:30 AM.
- departure I booked my departure flight for next week.
- deplete The excessive use of natural resources could deplete our planet's biodiversity.
- deport The government announced their decision to deport all illegal immigrants by the end of the year.
- Deported They deported her for being undocumented.
- deportee The deportee was forced to leave his homeland.
- deports The government deports anyone who enters the country illegally.
- depute Depute is a British word meaning to appoint a deputy.
- repartee I have to ask her out, but I don't know what to say in response to her repartee.
