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He is to depart these lands

🇬🇧 UK //dɪˈpɑːt// 🇺🇸 US //dɪˈpɑrt//

Meaning of He is to depart these lands

To leave or go away from a place.

In simple words: He is going to leave this place.

He is to depart these lands in a sentence

• He is to depart these lands by sunset.
• They had no choice but to depart the party early.
• The travelers are to depart tomorrow morning.
• She hopes to depart this city soon for her vacation.
• The soldiers will depart for battle at dawn.

How to use He is to depart these lands

Use 'depart' in formal contexts, often in literature or speeches. It's less common in casual conversation.

Grammar pattern

depart + object

Memory hint

Think of 'depart' like 'departed' planes leaving the airport.

Related words

Collocations with He is to depart these lands

• depart from
• depart for
• departing soon
• departed journey
• departing flight

Synonyms for He is to depart these lands

• leave
• exit
• go
• set off
• withdraw

Common mistakes with He is to depart these lands

• Confused with 'depart from' vs. 'depart these'
• Using 'depart' with an incorrect tense
• Overusing 'depart' in casual situations

Frequently asked questions about He is to depart these lands

What does He is to depart these lands mean?

He is going to leave this place.

What is the definition of He is to depart these lands?

To leave or go away from a place.

How do you use He is to depart these lands in a sentence?

He is to depart these lands by sunset.

Can you give another example of He is to depart these lands?

They had no choice but to depart the party early.

What are synonyms for He is to depart these lands?

Common alternatives include leave, exit, go, set off, withdraw.

What words go with He is to depart these lands?

It commonly pairs with depart from, depart for, departing soon, departed journey, departing flight.

What are common mistakes when using He is to depart these lands?

Confused with 'depart from' vs. 'depart these' Using 'depart' with an incorrect tense Overusing 'depart' in casual situations

How do you pronounce He is to depart these lands?

US: //dɪˈpɑrt//, UK: //dɪˈpɑːt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is He is to depart these lands formal or informal?

"He is to depart these lands" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use He is to depart these lands?

Use 'depart' in formal contexts, often in literature or speeches. It's less common in casual conversation.