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leaving

[ lee-ving ]

noun

  1. something that is left; leave; left; residue.
  2. leavings, leftovers or remains; refuse.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of leaving1

First recorded in 1300–50, leaving is from the Middle English word leving. See leave 1, -ing 1
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BBC Sport understands those players will be leaving India, with some already travelling home.

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But in October, the 75-year-old was told six of her Westward Holiday Apartments near North Pier had been reclassified, leaving her with a council tax debt she said she could not afford to pay.

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He was 10 seconds away from leaving the club but now he is one of our best players by a long way.

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The UK does not record all individuals leaving the country through border checks, relying instead on matching flight, sea, and rail passenger data with visa records.

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The real win here could be that this agreement on tariffs will keep the US sweet whilst leaving the door open to a substantive deal with the European Union.

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